REAL-TIME PCR CYCLER
A real-time polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) is a laboratory technique of molecular biology based on the polymerase chain reaction (PCR). It monitors the amplification of a targeted DNA molecule during the PCR. Once the conditions are optimized, a large number of samples can be run at the same time (endogenous control, standard curve, unknown samples, NTC).
There are three Real Time PCR available:
- 7500 fast real Time PCR systemÌý
- StepOnePlus
- Rotor Gene - Corbett Research RG 3000
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The 7500 Fast Real-Time PCR System enables you to perform high-speed thermal cycling with run times for quantitative real-time PCR applications. |
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The StepOnePlusâ„¢ Real-Time PCR System is a 96-well Real-Time PCR instrument perfect for both first-time and experienced users. |
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The Corbett Research RG 3000 is a reliable thermal cycler, allowing researchers to perform PCR reactions quickly while also giving them the ability to monitor the reaction in real-time. The cycler holds either 36-0.2 ml or 72-0.1 ml standard PCR tubes and it is an open chemistry platform. |
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All users are responsible for purchase of all disposables. |
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McGill users |
$40/run by request |
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For more information, please contact peter.lee [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Real%20Time%20PCR) (Peter Lee)
