PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction), is a molecular biology technology used to amplify specific nucleic acid fragments. Through deformation, annealing, extension and other processes, specific nucleic acid fragments are replicated in vitro to amplifying small amounts of nucleic acid.
Real-time PCR
Real-time PCR technology adds a pair of specific fluorescent probes during PCR amplification. During PCR amplification, fluorescence signals are used to monitor the PCR process in real time. Each time a strand is amplified, a fluorescent signal is formed, and the intensity of the fluorescent signal is proportional to the amplification of the target fragment
Advantages of Real-time PCR
It is the gold standard for pathogen diagnosis, the most powerful supplement to existing methods
Better Sensitivity: Short detection window, can detect a small amount of nucleic acid
Better Specificity: Specific probes, accurate identification
More Professional: Diagnose certain diseases that are difficult to diagnose with traditional clinical diagnosis methods
RT-PCR technology
Real-time monitoring of PCR process through fluorescence signal
Automatic interpretation of results
Output professional report
User-friendly
One-button operation
Compact design (8 wells for test)
Maintenance-free, calibration-free
Core technology
Nucleic acid extraction-free fully enclosed design (release nucleic acid in the tube, reducing contamination between samples)
Easy to use
Various test items
25 test items
Provide respiratory, gastrointestinal and system diseases diagnosis