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Accurate genomic data is the backbone of modern biological research and clinical diagnostics. Allele Life Sciences provides high-throughput, reliable Real-Time PCR (qPCR) analysis services for academic, pharmaceutical, and biotech sectors. From experimental design and RNA/DNA extraction to advanced statistical data interpretation, our molecular biology experts ensure your project meets the highest standards of precision and reproducibility.
- Pathogen Detection and Diagnosis
- Gene Expression Analysis
- Genetic Testing and Diagnostics
- Quantification of DNA and RNA
- Genotyping and SNP Analysis
Real-Time PCR is widely used for the detection and quantification of infectious agents like bacteria, viruses, and fungi.This service is also used to detect pathogens in food, water, and environmental samples, providing rapid and accurate results..
Microbial Analysis
Genetic Resistance Testing
Environmental Monitoring
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A specific DNA segment—usually complementary DNA, or cDNA, produced from mRNA—is amplified in real-time
PCR, which tracks the amplified product's buildup. Gene expression levels are inferred using the PCR
product, which is proportional to the original amount of template DNA (or cDNA) in the sample.
Reverse Transcription (RT)
Quantification of Amplified Product
Genetic and Developmental Studies
Quantification of Microbial Gene Expression
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T
o determine a person's genetic composition, detect possible genetic problems, diagnose illnesses, and
forecast disease risks, medical professionals rely heavily on genetic testing and diagnostics.
Cancer Diagnostics
Infectious Disease Detection
Detection of Genetic Variants and Mutations
Quantification of Gene Expression
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Since real-time PCR can evaluate numerous samples at once and is fast and sensitive, it is especially well-suited for genotyping and SNP analysis. Here are some applications of real-time PCR in SNP analysis and genotyping.