qPCR
Complete qPCR workflows to detect bacteria and viruses
Quantitative (qPCR) is ideal for the detection of bacteria and viruses due to its ability to accommodate a broad range of concentrations of targets in a single well, and the capability to quickly screen a large number of samples simultaneously.
We support labs in maintaining sample integrity and avoiding cross-contamination of samples by providing modular and scalable automated workflow solutions. Our qPCR testing workflows provide innovative assays, robust nucleic acid extraction, automation with flexible throughput, and full traceability.
For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Sample homogenization
Jumpstart your qPCR analysis with a robust and powerful homogenizer designed to simplify sample preparation and prepare high quality lysates prior to nucleic acid extraction.
Nucleic acid isolation for qPCR analysis
The isolation of DNA and RNA from diverse sample materials is a crucial part of the qPCR workflow. Learn more about Revvity’s solution for high performance nucleic acid isolation.
qPCR set-up
The automation of PCR setup increases throughput and reproducibility while greatly reducing hands-on time. Our portfolio of liquid handlers enables the rapid and precise setup of your qPCR experiments.
Mpox virus real-time PCR assay
The Mpox Virus Real-Time PCR Kit is a real-time PCR test (RUO) intended for the qualitative detection of mpox virus (formerly known as monkeypox virus, MPXV) from extracted nucleic acid.
Candida auris real-time PCR reagents
The Candida auris detection real-time PCR reagents is a real-time PCR assay (RUO) for qualitative detection of Candida auris (C. auris) from extracted nucleic acid samples collected from human skin swabs, environmental surface swabs, or laboratory cultures.
cCMV real-time PCR assay
The research use only NeoMDx™ cCMV real-time PCR assay is a multiplexed, real-time qPCR test delivering qualitative detection of congenital cytomegalovirus (cCMV) and the RPP30 (Ribonuclease P/MRP Subunit P30, RNase P) gene in DNA from dried blood spots (DBS).
