Identify new markers for cancer with qPCR

Identify new markers for cancer with qPCR

Anatomy - Pathology / Cytogenetics / Molecular Diagnostics

December 20, 2016

One of the most exciting potential applications of circulating non-coding RNAs like microRNA (miRNA) and long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) is as biomarkers for early detection of cancer. Easily accessible markers like RNAs in the blood are an attractive possibility for finding cancers as soon as possible. Our scientists have compiled an application note showing how to use qPCR in translational research to identify potential lncRNA biomarkers in lung cancer. Check it out here!

NEW single-use data loggers

NEW single-use data loggers

Anatomy - Pathology / Cytogenetics / Molecular Dia...

Two new single-use USB data loggers for temperature monitoring of temperature sensitive goods during transport: the EBI 330-T30 and the EBI 330-T85. These loggers are ideal for Pharmaceutical or life science shipments where returning a more expensive multi-use logger after a shipment is difficult. All the user must do is: start the logger and place it with the shipment. The receiver simply plugs it into a computer, and is able to read the automatically generated pdf report. There are no further hassles with returning the logger to the sender!

 

February 01, 2013 More +
New QIAseq miRNA Library Kit overcomes miRNA-seq challenges

New QIAseq miRNA Library Kit overcomes miRNA-seq challenges

Anatomy - Pathology / Cytogenetics / Molecular Dia...

microRNA sequencing is the future of gene regulation analysis, providing unmatched specificity for closely related microRNAs as well as the ability to detect novel noncoding transcripts. But challenges in the current workflow can cause up to half of microRNA sequencing data to be missed entirely.

 

January 04, 2017 More +
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