GTCbio is proud to present the Digital PCR & qPCR Conference, to be held on July 6-7, 2016 in Boston, MA.

There has been a push to find a faster and a more efficient way to optimize the quantification of nucleic acids. In the past, quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) has been the best way to measure the relative amplification of PCR in real time. In more recent years, digital PCR has become the newer method of PCR quantification that can result in absolute quantification, increased sensitivity in samples, more controllable precision, and multiple partitions of the same sample. These two methods have given scientists in various fields the opportunity to expand their research while standardizing their experiments and making the most of their resources. This meeting will discuss the newest developments in digital PCR and qPCR in relation to how PCR can be used in the molecular diagnostics field.

The Digital PCR & qPCR Conference will bring together an exciting balance of industry, academia, and government so that delegates have the unique opportunity to network with colleagues from different sectors and gain a fresh perspective in PCR quantification.