Digital PCR Systems (dPCR)

Digital PCR systems (dPCR) can be incredibly useful in sensitive nucleic acid detection and quantification. Such applications include mutation detection, copy number variation, rare sequence detection, gene expression analysis, miRNA analysis, biomarker discovery, and NGS sample quantification. In contrast to traditional PCR, digital PCR separates the sample into tens of thousands of partitions as microscopic droplets. Each droplet is measured "digitally," thus lowering error rates when quantifying small differences in DNA. As a result, dPCR produces measurements that are highly precise and reliable, particularly when dealing with low copy number sequences. Browse different dPCR platforms listed below and compare specifications and features, such as sample volumes, system components, throughput, and more.