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Webinar

More with less: How digital PCR powers gene expression analysis

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Oct 21, 2026
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2:00 PM (GMT+0)
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In this series, you will learn

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Comparison of dPCR and qPCR in mRNA analysis

Publications and internal data demonstrating a superior performance of dPCR over qPCR for gene expression analysis
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How to set up a robust dPCR assay for gene expression analysis

The importance of normalization, reference genes, multiplexing and the MIQE guidelines
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New RNA-Plex Assays and OneStep High Multiplex PCR Kit for 12-plex mRNA analysis

See how a forensic scientist at King’s College London leverages the RNA-Plex Assays to identify bodily fluids through multiplex mRNA analysis

About this webinar series

In this two-part series, we investigate the differences between dPCR and qPCR for gene expression analysis. We show you how to design a strong experiment that produces trustworthy and correctly interpreted data. Then we focus on new developments in dPCR multiplexing and how simultaneous detection of up to 12 targets can elevate your quantification of gene expression changes.
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Part 1: qPCR vs. dPCR - Are you using the right tool for gene expression?

  • How dPCR and qPCR compare for gene expression analysis: Explore results from scientific publications and QIAGEN R&D
  • How to obtain reliable normalization: Understand the importance of reference gene selection
  • Why try dPCR multiplexing: See how analysis of 12 targets in one run enables more efficient workflows, more informative results and increased operational savings
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Part 2: Unboxing the answer with 12-plex dPCR for gene expression analysis

  • How and why to run 12-plex dPCR assays for mRNA analysis: Discover how new chemistry makes multiplexing easily attainable, brings substantial operational savings, saves precious samples and improves data quality
  • Real-world case of using new multiplex assays for gene expression analysis: How Michael Menear from King’s College uses the RNA-Plex Assays for body fluid identification through multiplex mRNA analysis

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