Quantitative PCR (qPCR) is a commonly-used method for quantifying nucleic acids. While the approach appears simple on its surface, there are many actions where a researcher can introduce contaminants and other sources of error. By comprehending which steps and reagents require careful optimization and recognition, researchers can resolve common qPCR challenges and perform reproducible experiments.Download this short article from Analytik Jena to learn aboutCommon obstacles in qPCR workflowsHow to conquer qPCR problemsOptimizing reaction conditions and using controlsSponsored by
