Methods and devices for digital PCR

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PATENT NO 10626451
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15488819

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Methods of conducting a nucleic acid reaction, including methods for performing digital PCR using a “droplet-in-oil” technology, may include at least partially segmenting a starting sampled into a set of sample droplets each containing on average about one or fewer copies of a target nucleic acid. The droplets are passed in a continuous flow of immiscible carrier fluid through a channel that passes through a thermal cycler, whereby the target is amplified. In one implementation, the droplets are about 350 nl each and the number of positively amplified droplets is counted at the near-saturation point.

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STOKES BIO LTDLIMERICK

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Dalton, Tara Limerick, IE 46 703
Davies, Mark B Limerick, IE 3 21

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