Digital Polymerase Chain Reaction (dPCR) is an absolute quantification technique for nucleic acid molecules. In comparison to quantitative Polymerase Chain Reaction (qPCR), digital PCR enables the direct enumeration of DNA molecules, thereby achieving absolute quantification of the initial sample.

Technical principle of digital PCR method

Technical Advantages and Characteristics of Digital PCR Platform

l  Simplicity and Rapidity: Featuring user - friendly operation, the digital PCR platform enables hospitals or laboratories to complete the testing process within one working day.

l  Quantitative Precision: It can quantitatively detect the abundance of genetic mutations, facilitating the timely monitoring of disease progression and the adjustment of treatment plans.

l  High Sensitivity: This platform is capable of detecting variations in the sample to be tested at a level as low as a single copy.

l  No Requirement for Internal Standards: The use of this platform helps avoid false - negative results.