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Whole Genome Amplification

Whole genome amplification (WGA) uniformly increases the amount of DNA in the entire genome, enabling detailed study of samples that would otherwise be too small to analyze fully.

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Validation of the EZ1 Advanced XL for DNA Purification

The EZ1 Advanced XL enables automated purification of nucleic acid from a wide range of sample types relevant for human identity testing and forensics.

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Successfully overcoming challenges in forensic sample preparation

We will discuss the latest developments in forensic sample preparation and advances with challenging samples using the QIAsymphony.

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Single-Cell Whole Genome Amplification using REPLI-g Technology

Recent advances in whole genome amplification have enabled genomic analysis of single cells. Single-cell analysis is crucial for elucidating cellular diversity and heterogeneity in complex mixtures.

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Sequencing and Genomic Analysis of Single Cells — a New Solution

Next-generation sequencing and genomics using single cells is of high interest within the scientific community.

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Go to webinar

REPLI-g FFPE — a Novel Method for Reliable Amplification of Genomic DNA Derived from Fixed Tissue Samples

Isolation of sufficient genomic DNA from formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissue is often difficult due to the low amount of DNA available.

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