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Our newsletter informs about the latest news in gene expression profiling using qPCR, dPCR, NGS, and related methods, which are compiled and summarised on www.Gene-Quantification.info

The focus of this qPCR NEWS issue is:

New Topics

• 20th Anniversary of www.Gene-Quantification.info pages
• MIQE qPCR & dPCR iBook eds. 5 -- download iBook, eBook or PDF -- MIQE.Gene-Quantification.info
• 10th Gene Quantification Event -- postponed to 20-24 March 2023 -- Gene-Quantification-2023.events
• Follow the latest talks held at GQ2019! -- see all scientific sessions listed below
• Amplify your knowledge! Free access to 420 talks from the previous 10 years @ www.eConferences.de
• GenEx 7.0 -- The most powerful tool for complex qPCR data analysis  => download a free trial version -- GenEx.Gene-Quantification.info 

Free Download

#qPCR   #MIQE  #dPCR   #ddPCR

MIQE qPCR & dPCR
How to apply the MIQE guidelines - a visual, interactive and practical qPCR & dPCR guide

22 chapters authored by worldwide well-known qPCR and dPCR gurus, MIQE authors, and application specialists
Editors: Afif M. Abdel Nour & Michael W. Pfaffl
5th Edition (published on 20th February 2022)
ISBN 9783000488061

iBook, eBook & interactive PDF version for download

Free download via Apple Books (iBooks version) via https://books.apple.com/us/book/id1610947651
Free download via GQ (ePub version, 158 MB) via https://cutt.ly/8A3NpsU
Free download via GQ (PDF version, 53 MB) via https://cutt.ly/GA3N7DA both hosted by www.Gene-Quantification.info

Latest Chapters in 5th edition (Feb 2022):

Chapter 14
"Development of a high-throughput data analysis method for evaluating quantitative real-time PCR (qPCR) assays"
authored by Gregory C. Patton, Ph.D., Andrew N. Gray, Ph.D., Nathan A. Tanner, Ph.D., Janine G. Borgaro, Ph.D., Yan Xu, Ph.D., Julie F. Menin, M.S. & Nicole M. Nichols, Ph.D., New England Biolabs, Inc.

Chapter 20
"Digital Microfluidic PCR in QIAcuity Nanoplates"
written bey Kevin Matthaei, Christina Goebel, Michael Bussmann, Gerald Schock, Afif Abdel Nour, Andreas Missel; QIAGEN GmbH

Updated Chapters in 4th edition (Feb 2020):

"The influence of plastic consumables on qPCR"
written by application specialists from Eppendorf
"ddPCR – droplet digital PCR”
authored by Afif Abdel Nour
"Reproducible and Sensitive Assays using 3- and 6-colour Crystal Digital PCR™ for Detecting Point Mutations in Human Breast Cancer"
authored by scientists from Stilla Technologies
"The importance of efficiency-correction in qPCR"
authored by Jan M Ruijter & Maurice van den Hoff
"RT and qPCR Troubleshooting - How to Improve Your qPCR Data"
authored by application specialists from Analytik Jena
"Removal of between-plate variation"
written by Jan M Ruijter & Maurice van den Hoff

I really regret to tell you that we postpone our Gene Quantification Event
to 20-24 March 2023

10th Gene Quantification Event 2023 -- qPCR dPCR & NGS 2023
Symposium & Industrial Exhibition & Application Workshops
20 - 24 March 2023, in Freising-Weihenstephan,
School of Life Sciences, Technical University of Munich, Weihenstephan, Germany
 
Focus topics:   Sars-Cov-2,  Spatial-Transcriptomics,  Liquid Biopsy & CNA,  Multi-Omics Biomarkers

https://gene-quantification-2023.events

eConferences.de

Free Streaming !

Join the updated eConferences streaming webportal
http://www.econferences.de/
Free access to over 420 recorded talks. This streaming portal is dedicated to scientists from the community of qPCR, digital PCR, Next Generation Sequencing (NGS), MicroGenomics (MG) and Molecular Diagnostics (MDx). You’ll find here all the records of the presentations held at qPCR dPCR & NGS and MG Events in the past years -- from qPCR 2010 in Vienna till GQ2019 in Freising-Weihenstephan.
We provide the presentations via movie streaming technology in high quality – high resolution and perfect sound quality in high speed – on any internet browser or mobile device.

Join the talks!

9th Gene Quantification Event

#GQ2019

Free to watch

GQ2019 Symposium Sessions -- Join the free talks!
www.eConferences.de/qPCR-2019-hd/

• Main topic:   Next-Generation Biomarkers
• Main topic:   Liquid Biopsy & Circulating Nucleic Acids
• Main topic:   Multi-Omics & Integrative Big Data Analysis
• Main topic:   MicroGenomics & Single-Cells Diagnostics
• ISEV Satellite Session – EV & Exosome Diagnostic Biomarkers
• Digital PCR
• Non-coding RNAs -- microRNA, isomiRs, small RNAs, long non-coding RNAs
• Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS)
• qPCR & NGS Data Analysis
• Advanced Molecular Diagnostics in Life Science
• MIQE & QM & Standardisation Strategies in Molecular Diagnostics
• Technical Lunch-Time Seminars

Sessions.qPCR-dPCR-NGS-2019.net

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Advanced cutting-edge data analysis
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New features
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View our webpage and download a FREE GenEx 7.0 trial version => GenEx.gene-quantification.info
 

Best regards,

Michael W. Pfaffl
responsible Editor of the Gene Quantification Pages

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