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qPCR Workshops:
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Worldwide qPCR dPCR & NGS Symposia, Meetings, and
Conferences:
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Confirmed Speakers Include:
- Prof Carl Wittwer
- Professor of Pathology at the University of Utah Medical School and
adjunct professor of BioMedical Engineering at the University of Utah.
Inventor of SYBR Green qPCR and HRM
- Dr Jan Ruijter
- Inventor of LinReg PCR
- Prof Michael W.
Pfaffl - Life Science Center Weihenstephan, Technical
University, Munich, Germany. Inventor of REST Analysis
Enjoy the Taronga Centre's boutique dining and million dollar views,
while listening to the latest developments in:
- qPCR and NGS
- qPCR Inhibition
- qPCR data analysis
- Extreme qPCR
- HSM (High Speed Melting Analysis)
- HRM (High Resolution Melt Analysis)
- Highly multiplex qPCR tests
- Multiplex-Tandem PCR
- Coupling PCR to single-molecule digital counting
- Digital PCR
- Efficiency determination (standard curve vs linear
regression analysis)
- 3 base qPCR
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Keynote
speaker: Dr. J. Huggett, LGC and UCL, UK
Dr
Huggett read genetics in Liverpool University followed by a PhD in
Cardiff University where he studied the transcription in bone disease.
Particularly interested in the application of advanced molecular
methods to clinical scenarios he moved to UCL in 2002 to take up a
senior research fellow position with Professor Alimuddin Zumla. Here he
investigated diagnostic approaches to infectious diseases in developing
world settings before moving to LGC in 2009, while retaining an
honorary lectureship at UCL, which he still holds. At LGC, which is the
UK’s designated national measurement institute role for chemical and
bio-analytical measurement, he has led a large number of molecular
diagnostics, genomics and nucleic acid research projects. This work
focuses on high accuracy measurement as well as strengthening the
traceability of measurements that underpin legislation, regulation and
standardisation. In 2016 Dr Huggett joined the University of Surrey as
a Senior Lecturer and holds a joint appointment with LGC.
Register here
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www.SingleCell2018.eu
Program,
Speakers, Social Events, Accommodation, Location, etc.
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PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOP
MicroRNA Analysis
Learn how to extract and
analyze miRNA with appropriate techniques!
Target audience: Researchers interested in analyzing
microRNA.
Entrance qualifications: Basic knowledge about microRNA and
molecular analyses.
Description: This
course (2 days miRNA analysis) introduces miRNA including its variant
forms. Methods to extract and purify microRNA and prepare it for
analysis including quality control. Methods for microRNA expression
analysis are presented and compared, to learn how to too choose the
best method for each study. Analysis of microRNA data is also discussed
including challenging normalization.
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TOPICS OF THE
SYMPOSIUM:
Biochemistry
Immunology
Pathology
Genetics
Human Genomics
Microbiology
Molecular Pathogenesis
Molecular Cardiology
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Molecular Surgery
Molecular Psychology
Carcinogenesis
Metastasis
Epidemiology
Chemotherapy
Viral Oncology
Traditional Chinese Medicine
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SAVE
THE DATE -- 18-22 March 2019
9th international Gene Quantification Event
Symposium
&
Industrial
Exhibition & Application
Workshops
18 - 22 March 2019
in Freising-Weihenstephan
School
of Life Sciences, Technical
University of
Munich, Weihenstephan, Germany
www.qPCR-dPCR-NGS-2019.net
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SelectBio
Conferences
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Courses | Virtual Events
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qPCR
Seminars and Education Programs:
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Free
of charge web
seminars
Sigma-Aldrich
is pleased to be able to bring you a series of webex
seminars dedicated to qPCR. They will include technical
presentations
from international speakers discussing the latest techniques and
aspects of qPCR. To register, go
to QPCR Seminars
Sigma-Aldrich
has the pleasure of inviting you to a seminar series
devoted to the technical aspects of qPCR and RT-qPCR.
Expert
speakers
will cover areas such as:
- QPCR assay design and
optimisation
- Template handling and
purification
- Focus on the
optimisation of RT-qPCR
- Various approaches to
genetic analysis
- Working with limiting
samples
- Data analysis
- Troubleshooting
- Assay improvement
option for challenging assays
- LNA technology and
application
Seminar
grading key:
- Level 1 - terrified
and beginners
- Level 2 - something
for everyone but a background knowledge is assumed
- Level 3 - improvers,
seminars focused on specific areas of interest
- Level 4 - brave and
experienced, delving into the fine detail and the more troublesome
aspects of the technique
Available
Seminars:
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Seminar
Title |
| Mudassir Mohammed, Ph.D. |
An Introduction to qPCR |
| Valerie Hawkes, Ph.D. |
Assay Design and
Optimisation |
| Neven Zoric, M.Sc. |
Approaches to Normal qPCR —
Facing the Challenge
of Normalization |
| Tania Nolan, Ph.D. |
Deriving a Troubleshooting
Protocol |
| Mikael Kubista, Prof. |
A Statistical Approach to
qPCR Gene Expression
Data Analysis |
| Marina Tshuikina, Ph.D. |
An Introduction to
Epigenetics Analysis by qPCR |
| Valerie Hawkes, Ph.D. |
Improving the
Discrimination and Sensitivity of
qPCR Assays using LNA |
| Chris Bass, Ph.D. |
Development of DNA-based
Diagnostic Assays for
Sensitive Screening of Mosquito Disease Vector Populations |
| Michael Pfaffl, Ph.D. |
Influence of RNA Integrity
on Real-Time RT-PCR
Quantification Data |
| Vladimir Benes |
microRNA Profiling |
| Rebecca Hands |
Technical Tips on LCM
Extraction for mRNA
Profiling |
| Jens Stolte |
cDNA Amplification with
GenomePlex® Complete
Whole Genome Amplification Kit |
| Tanya Novak, M.Sc. |
The SPUD Assay Has an
Important Role in the
Interpretation of Detecting Pneumocystis DNA in Clinical Specimens |
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New
seminars
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This
six webinar series on PCR will be based on MIQE guidelines. MIQE,
Minimum Information for Publication of Quantitative-Real Time PCR,
helps scientists to design and report reliable and reproducible qPCR
results. They help others to understand and replicate already conducted
experiments. In this webinar series we will discuss step by step
critical points which need to be taken into consideration in order to
acquire reliable data.
Topics will include:
- Basic principles of PCR, qPCR and
ddPCR
- qPCR Assay Design
- Importance of Sample Quality in qPCR
Analysis
- Improving Assay Quality by Optimization
and Validation
- Data Analysis
- Troubleshooting
See more at: http://www.sigmaaldrich.com/life-science/learning-center/customer-education/pcr-webinar-series.html
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