Adaptive baseline algorithm for quantitative pcr
CA 2462823 A1 · Owner: Stratagene California · Inventors: Orr, Alan R.; Taylor, Roger H.
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The invention relates to baseline subtraction algorithms developed to reduce tube-to-tube and cycle-to-cycle variabilities during real time PCR amplification. Particularly, the invention relates to algorithms for determining the threshold cycle for the first reliable detection of the amplified nucleic acid product. The invention also relates to computer programs comprising the algorithms and methods and/systems implementing the algorithms.
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