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What is qPCR? It is a technique that permits the selective amplification in vitro of a DNA region, utilizing the polymerase chain reaction. The distinctive feature of qPCR is that the process is monitored in real time. Research using qPCR The qPCR System allows a productive performance of several research applications, such as molecular identification and quantification of microbiological strains, genetic expression etc. qPCR SERVICE AT THE BAT UNIT Location and contact Instituto de Investigación en Ciencias de la Alimentación (CIAL) |
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Bioanalytical and Preparative Techniques Laboratory (L4G)
TelEPHONE: 91 0017900 (ext 805)
Responsible technician: Elena Berciano (e.berciano@csic.es)
Functions of the service
The Unit takes care of the management of the service (user authorization, invoicing etc.) and of its maintenance and calibration. Besides, it offers both interior and exterior service.
Operating rules
The Bioanalytical Techniques Unit (BAT) is a service unit which counts with high-performance instrumentation and facilities to match a wide range of analytical measurements together with relevant sample preparation techniques at disposal for all CIAL departments.
