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Quantification is a crucial element in human identity and forensic testing, so laboratories connected with law enforcement institutions need to know that their procedures are accurate and free of problems.

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Strain typing is critical to improving our understanding and control of tuberculosis (TB) transmission and pathogenicity.
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This webinar focuses on the performance and benefits of the new Investigator ESSplex Plus Kit.

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The increasing demand for streamlined, monitored, and ultrafast qPCR procedures requires high-performance, real-time quantitative PCR chemistries.
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The increasing demand for more sensitive, robust, and ultrafast qPCR procedures requires high-performance, real-time quantitative PCR chemistries.
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Real-time PCR is already well established in many fields, including food safety and quality testing and environmental assessment.

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Epigenetic modifications such as post-transcriptional histone modifications, non-coding RNAs, and DNA methylation lay the regulatory landscape for the gene expression programs in a cell.
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Automated nucleic acid purification from diverse sample types using dedicated microbiome kits on the QIAcube
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We are excited to have Salim Essakali presenting a one-hour webinar (including Q&A) about the QIAcube.
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Two forensic laboratory scientists discuss why they have chosen the MinElute PCR Purification Kit for post-PCR cleanup and how they did their validation.

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Characterizing the microbiome of neonates and infants to explore associations with health and disease
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This webinar focuses on the critical role of DNA quantification in forensic testing.

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Reference samples are typically of high quality and quantity, and the outcome of STR analysis of these samples is more predictable compared to unknown casework samples.
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Multiple gestation represents the principle complication with in vitro fertilization (IVF), causing increased maternal and neonatal morbidity compared with singleton pregnancies, and estimated to cost $1 billion annually in the U.S.
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Exploring the temperate leaf microbiome: From natural forests to controlled experiments and urban environments
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Listen to this webinar to learn about customers' first experiences with QIAGEN's new STR Plus chemistry.

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Functional microbiome profiling with the Microbial Genomics Pro Suite.
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High-Resolution Melting (HRM) analysis is a technique that characterizes double-stranded PCR products based on their dissociation (melting) behavior as they transition from double-stranded DNA (dsDNA) to single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) with increasing temperature.

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Good sample preparation is the cornerstone of successful real-time PCR-based food quality testing.

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This webinar describes the use of real-time PCR in ingredient authenticity testing with specific reference to the example of detecting pork in manufactured foods.

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