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Wed, 27 Apr 2005 09:00
qPCR Symposium Agenda NOW online
Author: editor
Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2005 09:00
Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2005 09:00
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qPCR Satellite Symposium at the BioCity Leipzig Deutscher Platz 5, 04103 Leipzig, Germany http://leipzig05.gene-quantification.info/ organized by Dr. Michael W. Pfaffl and powered by http://www.BioScience-Events.com The main focus of the qPCR symposium is related to the key problems in real-time PCR. Optimisation, Normalisation & Standardisation Download the agenda http://www.bioscience-events.com/leipzig/agenda-qPCR-symposium.pdf Leading academic researchers and industrial contributors in the field will participate in the symposium, which will be an arena for fruitful discussions between researchers of different backgrounds. The Symposium offers an overview of the present knowledge and future developments in qPCR technology and its wide applications. The main focus of the talks will be on Optimisation, Normalisation and Standardisation of the real-time PCR and RT-PCR reaction. Starting from the pitfalls in tissue preparation, RNA or DNA extraction, we have a further focus on the cDNA synthesis (RT), and how to optimize the PCR reaction itself. Next key points in qPCR are the post qPCR working steps: how to determine the right Ct, which quantification strategy is the right one and how to calculate with the generated Ct data, BioInformatics (HKGs, normalisation...), to come to a biological meaningful results. Session 1: Pre-analytical steps (Moderator: M. W. Pfaffl) Session 2: Single cell PCR (Moderator: M. Kubista) Session 3: Probes Technologies (Moderator: S. Bustin) Session 4: Quantification strategies & Optimization (Moderator: S. Bustin) Session 5: Applications Moderator: (N. Zoric) Session 6: Post PCR & Bioinformatics (Moderator: M. W. Pfaffl)
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