Relative RT-PCR: Determining The Linear Range Of Amplification And Optimizing The Primers:Competimers Ratio (Subscription Required) Protocol

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Title Relative RT-PCR: Determining The Linear Range Of Amplification And Optimizing The Primers:Competimers Ratio (Subscription Required)
Source CSH Protocols; 2006; doi:10.1101/pdb.prot4109

Overview

Measurements for relative quantitative RT-PCR must be taken during the exponential phase of the reaction, when amplification is at its most efficient. In the first part of this protocol, the linear range of amplification is determined by carrying out 10 identical PCRs in the presence of [{alpha}-32P]dCTP and stopping one reaction after every two cycles. Amplification products are quantified on a denaturing polyacrylamide gel and the results plotted on a graph (counts per minute vs. cycle number). By Renée M. Horner.

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