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Real Time PCR Analysis Services

Real-time PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) services are laboratory services that simultaneously amplify and quantify a specific DNA or RNA molecule in real time using a molecular biology technology. Numerous applications, such as pathogen detection, genetic research, and illness diagnostics, depend on these services.. - Pathogen Detection and Diagnosis - Gene Expression Analysis - Genetic Testing and Diagnostics - Quantification of DNA and RNA - Genotyping and SNP Analysis Pathogen Detection and Diagnosis Real-Time PCR is widely used for the detection and quantification of infectious agents like bacteria, viruses, and fungi.This service is also used to detect pathogens in food, water, and environmental samples, providing rapid and accurate results.. Microbial Analysis Genetic Resistance Testing Environmental Monitoring . Gene Expression Analysis A specific DNA segment—usually complementary DNA, or cDNA, produced from mRNA—is amplified in real-time PCR, which tracks the amplified product...
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Sequencing Services

Researchers and clinicians that need high-throughput sequencing capabilities for a variety of applications, including genomics, transcriptomics, metagenomics, and epigenomics, can easily access Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) services. Usually, these services provide DNA or RNA sequencing to find genetic variants, gene expression levels, mutations, and more. - Rapidly sequence whole genomes - Epigenome Sequencing - RNA Sequencing -  Sanger Sequencing Next Gen Sequencing Primer sequencing, optimized PCR amplification, purification, and fragment analysis are services we offer. Affordable costs, quick turnaround, strict quality control, on-call tech support, and easy primer synthesis all contribute to the value of our service. We do our very best to ensure that every consumer has a reliable and positive experience. Whole Genome Sequencing Whole Exome Sequencing De-novo Sequencing Genotyping By Sequencing Epigenome Sequencing - The study of all epigenetic alterations in an organism,...