Working principles (With illustration)
The instrument Real-Time PCR, also known as quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) runs on the principles of polymerase chain reaction (PCR) where amount of product amplified during each cycle is linked to fluorescence intensity using a non-specific fluorescent reporter, SYBR green molecule for detection and quantitative measurement. A threshold level of fluorescence is set above the background within the linear phase of amplification for all the plots. The cycle number at which an amplification plot crosses the threshold fluorescence level is called the “Ct” or threshold cycle. The Ct value can be directly correlated to the starting target concentration of the sample. The greater the amount of initial DNA template in the sample, the earlier the Ct value for that sample. All C t data were transported to MS-Excel for further processing and final result was represented as normalized expression (2 -ΔCt ) or comparative expression (2 -ΔΔCt ).
Application and studies related to
User Instruction (how to bring samples)
Name of Analysis | Price per gene (in ₹)) | Remarks |
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PCR quantification of gene (2 samples) | 6000 (Industry / Enterpreneur) 3500 (Research/Academic/Farmer) |
Nil |
PCR quantification of gene (10 samples) | 10000 (Industry / Enterpreneur) 6000 (Research/Academic/Farmer) |
Nil |