Name: Real-time PCR
Freezer - 80
Micro Plate Reader
Cryostat
Fluorescence Magnifier
Fluorescence Microscope
Description: Multi-User Laboratory of the Graduate Program and Cell Biology
Multi-user: yes (x) no ()
Location: Institute of Biological Sciences - UFPA, 2nd floor.
Pieces of equipments: 6
Other Information: In molecular biology, real-time quantitative PCR (from English: real time quantitative PCR, short: RTq-PCR or qRT-PCR, also Real Time Detection PCR, short: RTD-PCR) is a laboratory technique based on polymerase chain reaction (PCR) principle to multiply nucleic acids and quantify the DNA obtained.
The real-time polymerization chain reaction combines the conventional PCR methodology with a fluorescence detection and quantification mechanism. The methodology allows the amplification, detection and quantification processes of DNA to be carried out in a single step, speeding up the results and reducing the risk of contamination of the sample and providing greater precision.
Microplate reading equipment for a wide variety of applications in research and routine. Patented optical design combined with self-calibration process, performed with each measurement, high performance and performance stability.