How to Quantify and Qualify Your Cell-Free DNA

Thursday, November 14, 2019

8am PT, 11am ET, 5pm CEST

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Overview

Accurate quantification of cfDNA samples is essential to determine suitable input amounts for cfDNA library prep prior to sequencing. Cell-free DNA samples show a characteristic peak at ~170 bp, and depending of the pre-analytic processes and the extraction method the sample may contain high molecular weight DNA, which can negatively influence downstream applications.

In this webinar, Elisa Viering will discuss how to quantify and qualify your cfDNA samples to a) monitor the optimization of preanalytical parameters and b) to ensure that your samples are “fit for purpose”.

Who should attend this webinar:

Genomics researchers
Sequencing core lab managers/technicians
Molecular biologists
Cancer researchers

Presenters

Elisa Viering

Product Manager
TapeStation Portfolio

Tamlyn Oliver

(Moderator)
Managing Editor
Biocompare
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