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Quantitative Real-time PCR
Quantitative Real-time PCR
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Supplier Shanghai Huaguan Biochip Co., Ltd.
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Updated 4/24/2011
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Quantitative real-time PCR using the thermal cyclers, such as ABI®Sequence Detection Systems (ABI GeneAmp 5700 and ABI PRISM 7700 and 7900HT)and the LightCycler® system, is based on detection of a fluorescent signal produced proportionally during the amplification of a PCR product. The chemistry is the key to the detection system . A probe (ie, TaqMan) is designed to anneal to the target sequence between the traditional forward and reverse primers. The probe is labeled at the 5'' end with a reporter fluorochrome (usually 6-FAM, HEX or TET) and a quencher fluorochrome (TAMRA) added at any T position or at the 3'' end. The probe is designed to have a higher Tm than the primers, and during the extension phase, the probe must be 100% hybridized for success of the assay. As long as both fluorochromes are on the probe, the quencher molecule stops all fluorescence by the reporter. However, as Taq polymerase extends the primer, the intrinsic 5'' to 3'' nuclease activity of Taq degrades the probe, releasing the reporter fluorochrome. The amount of fluorescence released during the amplification cycle is proportional to the amount of product generated in each cycle.

Advantages

There are many advantages to quantifying DNA or RNA using this technology, foremost being sensitivity and precision. Furthermore turn-around time for data acquisition and analysis by real-time PCR with the 7700 is short. Setup and thermal cycling require less than 3 to 4 hours and data analysis less than 10 additional minutes. Traditional PCR quantification may require several days. Another advantage of providing the quantitative real-time PCR technology in a core facility setting is reduction of labor time and costs. One half-time employee can easily process 96 samples per day, including setup and data analysis. The use of robotics often found in core facilities allows preparation of samples with speed and accuracy.

Advantages

There are many advantages to quantifying DNA or RNA using this technology, foremost being sensitivity and precision. Furthermore turn-around time for data acquisition and analysis by real-time PCR with the 7700 is short. Setup and thermal cycling require less than 3 to 4 hours and data analysis less than 10 additional minutes. Traditional PCR quantification may require several days. Another advantage of providing the quantitative real-time PCR technology in a core facility setting is reduction of labor time and costs. One half-time employee can easily process 96 samples per day, including setup and data analysis. The use of robotics often found in core facilities allows preparation of samples with speed and accuracy.

Advantages

There are many advantages to quantifying DNA or RNA using this technology, foremost being sensitivity and precision. Furthermore turn-around time for data acquisition and analysis by real-time PCR with the 7700 is short. Setup and thermal cycling require less than 3 to 4 hours and data analysis less than 10 additional minutes. Traditional PCR quantification may require several days. Another advantage of providing the quantitative real-time PCR technology in a core facility setting is reduction of labor time and costs. One half-time employee can easily process 96 samples per day, including setup and data analysis. The use of robotics often found in core facilities allows preparation of samples with speed and accuracy.

Applications

The applications for quantitative real-time PCR are innumerable. Detection of genomic or viral DNA in tissues can be a valuable diagnostic tool. Gene expression can be measured after extraction of total RNA and preparation of cDNA by a reverse transcription (RT) step. Setup and analysis are simple and can more easily be extended to the clinical environment than traditional PCR techniques. Another application is an allelic discrimination assay that can detect single-base nucleotide mutations and polymorphisms.

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