Things haven’t got much better over the years, largely shutting STEM classes and biohackers out of the PCR market. That may be about to change, though, if the €99.00 PocketPCR thermal cycler ...

At the heart of PCR is the thermal cycler – its metaphorical oven. And this often-overlooked tool has had an upgrade, thanks to Tan and her colleagues, to make PCR more accessible and more reliable.

How it Works: Real Time PCR Brendan Maher The instrumentation is basic: a thermal cycler for amplification, a light source for excitation of fluorescent probes (see chemistries below), a camera for ...

Real-time PCR detects and quantifies DNA as the reaction progresses. This quantifies the specific amount of DNA present in a sample. The procedure requires specialized thermal cyclers with ...

This compact thermal cycler features an intuitive touch-screen user interface to make running PCR easy. Thermal gradient technology allows you to quickly optimize your reaction in a single run.

Throughout the PCR process, DNA is subjected to repeated heating and cooling cycles during which important chemical reactions occur. During these thermal cycles, DNA primers bind to the target DNA ...

The Applied Biosystems ProFlex PCR System combines the reliability and performance you’ve come to expect from Applied Biosystems thermal cyclers with the flexible configuration and control features ...

The PCR method, by enabling such amplification ... To amplify a DNA fragment, scientists need to expose it to a series of thermal cycles: first the fragment is heated, causing it to open up ...

which has the significant benefit over PCR that it does not require multiple thermal cycles, instead being run at a constant temperature. The filter paper used as the basis has wax microchannels ...

The S1000 thermal cycler combines powerful performance with streamlined features. The cycler can be used as a stand-alone instrument for PCR, or it can be connected to a C1000 Touch™ thermal ...