Our mericon real-time PCR-based ingredient authentication kits are proven technology that has been refined and made easy to give accurate and reliable results. Instruments such as the QIAgility for automated reaction setup and the innovative Rotor-Gene Q thermal cycler further standardize and streamline your workflow. Whether you are testing marzipan to confirm that it contains no apricot kernel paste or minced meat to prove that it is free of pork or beef, you can trust our mericon sample preparation and assay kits. After all, trust is the most important ingredient.

The GeneRead QIAact Targeted Panels are purpose-built for clinical research labs, designed to identify new variants of potential interest in meaningful pathway genes. Content is carefully selected, targeting only genes and variants that are important to specific disease areas. The QIAGEN Knowledge Base was built to help you interpret variants in their clinical context, but is also used to direct the selection process for the Target Enrichment panel design by focusing on significant genes and genomic regions for translational and clinical research. The QIAGEN curation process is an industry-leading, best-in-class pipeline with over 15 years of refinement. Having been started as a comprehensive biological knowledge base, it has now been expanded to include clinically relevant findings from drug labels, practice guidelines, clinical trials, primary literature and curated clinical cases. The same content is available in QIAGEN Clinical Insight, which provides a solution for variant interpretation and reporting.

The GeneReader NGS System is now available with an extensive control set and data derived from the Horizon Quantitative Multiplex FFPE Reference Standards containing fully-characterized, cancer-relevant variants. This control set and protocol are critical in helping you set up, test and troubleshoot your GeneReader NGS System. You can be assured that your FFPE workflow is running accurately, consistently and effectively from day one.

An in vitro Nucleic Acid Hybridization Assay with Signal Amplification using Microplate Chemiluminescence for the Qualitative Detection of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Type6, 11, 16, 18, 31, 33, 35, 39, 42, 43, 44, 45, 51, 52, 56, 58, 59, and 68 and Analysis of HPV DNA Low- and High-Risk Groups in Cervical Specimens: HPV Types 6/11/42/43/44 and
16/18/31/33/35/39/45/51/52/56/58/59/68.

FAQ ID -3000

FAQ ID -562

Focus on Your Pathway

Dr. Davide Manessero
QIAGEN

Carsten Hohoff, Institute of Forensic Genetics GmbH, Münster

For use with software version 5.0

For use with software version 5.0

A high-performance computing solution for mapping reads to a reference and de novo assembly of next-generation sequencing data.

QuantiTect Multiplex PCR Kit - with master mix containing ROX passive reference dye QuantiTect Multiplex PCR NoROX Kit - with master mix free of ROX passive reference dye For quantitative, multiplex, real-time PCR and two-step RT-PCR using sequence-specific probes  

For more information about this product, please refer to JAK2 RGQ PCR Kit Handbook (www.qiagen.com/JAK2).

For more information about this product, please refer to www.qiagen.com/ipsogen_JAK2.

QIAcube HT instrument operating software. This software offers a state-of-the-art user interface and a wizard-guided experimental setup for quick and easy purification experiments.

For software installation instructions, please refer to the QIAcube HT Unpacking and Installation Instructions or to the QIAcube HT User Manual, chapter 4.4.1.

Important: It is not possible to install both QIAcube HT Prep Manager Software and QIAcube HT Operating Software 4.17 on the same computer. Please uninstall QIAcube HT Operating Software 4.17 before installing QIAcube HT Prep Manager Software. For more information, contact QIAGEN Technical Services.

Files necessary for configuring the QIAcube HT Prep Manager Software to process QIAamp 96 PowerFecal QIAcube HT Kits. Not compatible with QIAcube HT Operating Software 4.17.

For kit configuration installation instructions, please refer to the QIAcube HT User Manual  chapter 4.4.5.

Global effort that coordinates assembly of a standardized reference sequence library for all fish species

QIAcube HT instrument operating software. This software offers a state-of-the-art user interface and a wizard-guided experimental setup for quick and easy purification experiments.

For software installation instructions, please refer to the QIAcube HT Unpacking and Installation Instructions or to the QIAcube HT User Manual, chapter 4.4.1.

Important: It is not possible to install both QIAcube HT Prep Manager Software and QIAcube HT Operating Software 4.17 on the same computer. Please uninstall QIAcube HT Operating Software 4.17 before installing QIAcube HT Prep Manager Software. For more information, contact QIAGEN Technical Services.

Here we present data to demonstrate use of the GeneRead QIAact Actionable Insights Tumor Panel and workflow with reference standard and biological liquid biopsy samples 

Please refer to the PyroMark KRAS v2.0 Handbook

Please refer to the PyroMark KRAS v2.0 Handbook

Please refer to the PyroMark KRAS v2.0 Handbook

QuantiTect Multiplex RT-PCR Kit - with master mix containing ROX passive reference dye QuantiTect Multiplex RT-PCR NR Kit - with master mix free of ROX passive reference dye For gene expression analysis by quantitative, multiplex, real-time one-step RT-PCR using sequence-specific probes

For further information on which version of the v11 template files is suitable for your needs, please refer to the Template File Info Note.

For further information on which version of the v11 template files is suitable for your needs, please refer to the Template File Info Note.

Release of QIAxpert Instrument Software v2.4.3.101. This release includes the latest versions of the following Apps: DNA QIAamp, DNA QIAsymphony, DNA Mammalian, DNA Plant, PCR QIAquick, Purified PCR, RNA RNeasy, RNA, PAXgene RNA, RNA FFPE, A₂₆₀ dsDNA, A₂₆₀ RNA, A₂₆₀ ssDNA, A₂₈₀ Protein, UV/Vis and OD check.

For more information on the installation process, please refer to Section 5.11.1 (Installing New Protocols), of the QIAcube Connect MDx User Manual.

For details on the software changes, please refer to the Software Release Note and "Important Note: QIAcube Connect Software Version 1.3 Update" on this page.

For more information on the installation of language files and translated protocol files, please refer to sections 4.5.1. (System Configurations, Step 7) and 5.11.1 (Installing new protocols) of the QIAcube Connect MDx User Manual. The protocol files have not changed, but after software update to version 1.0.1. IVD, protocol and language files have to be re-loaded.

For more information on the installation of language files and translated protocol files, please refer to sections 4.5.1. (System Configurations, Step 7) and 5.11.1 (Installing new protocols) of the QIAcube Connect MDx User Manual. The protocol files have not changed, but after software update to version 1.0.1. IVD, protocol and language files have to be re-loaded.

For more information on the installation of language files and translated protocol files, please refer to sections 4.5.1. (System Configurations, Step 7) and 5.11.1 (Installing new protocols) of the QIAcube Connect MDx User Manual. The protocol files have not changed, but after software update to version 1.0.1. IVD, protocol and language files have to be re-loaded.

For more information on the software changes and the installation process, please refer to the customer information letter which can be found on the QIAcube Connect MDx product page under the "Technical Information and Important Notes" tab of section "Resources".

For more information on the installation of language files and translated protocol files, please refer to sections 4.5.1. (System Configurations, Step 7) and 5.11.1 (Installing new protocols) of the QIAcube Connect MDx User Manual. The protocol files have not changed, but after software update to version 1.0.1. IVD, protocol and language files have to be re-loaded.

For more information on the installation of language files and translated protocol files, please refer to sections 4.5.1. (System Configurations, Step 7) and 5.11.1 (Installing new protocols) of the QIAcube Connect MDx User Manual. The protocol files have not changed, but after software update to version 1.0.1. IVD, protocol and language files have to be re-loaded.

To download Rotor-Gene AssayManager v2.1.1 after purchase:

Click the Rotor-Gene AssayManager v2.1.1 Software header. On the next window, click Continue. Follow the on-screen instructions to install Rotor-Gene AssayManager v2.1.1.
Rotor-Gene AssayManager v2.1.1 and license must be purchased prior to use.    

IMPORTANT: In order to perform and analyze runs, at least one Rotor-Gene AssayManager v2.1.1 plug-in needs to be installed. Refer to your assay kit handbook for more information.

IMPORTANT: To allow checksum integrity verification, use the value D24F10DEB7A1D60EE381E2AEA8789117D0980FCC.

To purchase a license key for Rotor-Gene AssayManager v2.1.1:

1. After purchasing Rotor-Gene AssayManager v2.1.1 software and licenses, click the "Download" button and follow the onscreen instructions to install. After successful installation of the Rotor-Gene AssayManager v2.1.1 and a plug-in, a “key file” will be generated. This "key file" will be attached to the "Technical Support Form" in Step 5, below.   
2. Go to the Technical Support Form. Make sure to include all required information and your Rotor-Gene Q or Rotor-Gene Q MDx serial number when filling out the form.       
3. For Question 2, "Type of Request", select “Other”.
4. For Question 4, “Your inquiry”, enter "Rotor-Gene AssayManager license request” and include your purchase order number, from your order confirmation.
5. Include the "key file" from Step 1 as an attachment.
6. Submit the form. QIAGEN Technical Services will respond via email with a license file within 1–2 working days.    
7. After receiving your computer-specific Rotor-Gene AssayManager v2.1.1 license file, archive the license file locally on your computer.

IMPORTANT: The license file must always exist on the computer that has Rotor-Gene AssayManager v2.1.1 installed. The license file location should be protected and not subject to change.

Instrument operating software including the QIAgility Setup Manager Gene Expression, Pathogen Detection, Sample Pooling and Generic PCR plug-in. The software offers a complete solution for qPCR setup, sample normalization, CE loading, certain liquid handling, as well as sample pooling. The Gene Expression and Pathogen Detection plug-ins are optimized for use with QIAGEN gene expression and pathogen detection kits, such as QuantiTect, QuantiFast, QuantiNova and Rotor-Gene kits. The Generic PCR plug-in allows flexible qPCR setup, liquid handling and support for the whole HID workflow.

For software installation instructions, please refer to the QIAgility Unpacking and Installation Instructions or to the QIAgility User Manual, chapter 4.4.

Important: It is not possible to install both QIAgility Setup Manager Software and QIAgility Operating Software 4.18 on the same computer. Please uninstall QIAgility Operating Software 4.18 before installing QIAgility Setup Manager Software. For more information, contact QIAGEN Technical Services.

The QIAcuity backup and restore scripts are a standalone solution to backup all relevant user data of the QIAGEN Software Suite for disaster recovery and to restore the data on a new or existing QIAGEN Software Suite installation. The backup supports the QIAcuity Software Suite version 2.5 or higher and can be conducted manually or automatically by using of the Windows Task Scheduler.

Note: Windows Admin permission is needed to setup and perform an automated backup and for manual backup and restore.

For backup and restore of Software versions lower than 2.5, please refer to the QIAcuity Software Suite Backup and Restore Scripts for version 2.0, 2.1.7, 2.1.8 and 2.2. 

Note: Windows Admin permission is needed to setup and perform an automated backup and for manual backup and restore.

Please read the QIAcuity Software Suite Backup and Restore Scripts document for more information and instructions how to use the scripts.

 

Version 1.1.2

This is the language package corresponding to the EZ2 Connect software. For more information on the installation process, please refer to Section 5.3.7 (Language Settings) of the EZ2 Connect and EZ2 Connect Fx User Manual.

Version 1.1.2

This is the language package corresponding to the EZ2 Connect software. For more information on the installation process, please refer to Section 5.3.7 (Language Settings) of the EZ2 Connect and EZ2 Connect Fx User Manual.

Version 1.1.2

For more information on the installation process, please refer to Section 5.3.8 (Updating software), of the EZ2 Connect MDx User Manual. This software release contains the same protocols as version 1.1.1. For details on the contained protocol package and the software changes refer to the customer information letter on this page.

Version 8 (old version, compatible with software version 1.1)

For more information on the installation process, please refer to Section 5.3.6. (Installing New Protocols), of the EZ2 Connect and EZ2 Connect Fx User Manual.

Version 8 (old version, compatible with software version 1.1)

For more information on the installation process, please refer to Section 5.3.6. (Installing New Protocols), of the EZ2 Connect MDx User Manual.

This package contains protocols in version 5 for the EZ1 DSP Virus Kit and in version 7 for the EZ1 DSP DNA Blood Kit. Since launch of the EZ2 Connect MDx instrument, there was no change in the DSP protocols for diagnostic use.

For details on the changes, refer to "Release Note: EZ2 Connect MDx Protocol Package".

Version 1.2.0

For more information on the installation process, please refer to Section 5.3.8 (Updating software) of the EZ2 Connect and EZ2 Connect Fx User Manual.

Version 1.2.0

For more information on the installation process, please refer to Section 5.3.8 (Updating software) of the EZ2 Connect MDx User Manual.

For details on the software changes, please refer to Important Note: Known Bugs ScreenGel V2.1 and Important Note: Use of Thermo Scientific Marker GeneRuler 1 kb DNA-Ladder with QIAxcel ScreenGel.

Version 8 (old version, compatible with software version 1.1)

Note: Unzip the folder prior to installation on the EZ2 Connect instrument, and install the *.ez2u file only.

For more information on the installation process, please refer to Section 5.3.6. (Installing New Protocols), of the EZ2 Connect and EZ2 Connect Fx User Manual.

 

Predesigned assays for quantification of CpG methylation by Pyrosequencing

For multiplex amplification of FGA (FIBRA), SE33 (ACTBP2), and Amelogenin

Predesigned assays for quantification of CpG methylation by Pyrosequencing

Next generation sequencing (NGS) technology is revolutionizing life sciences research and healthcare. The speed, throughput and flexibility of NGS provides researchers with the means to gain valuable insights at a rate never before possible. No longer used for purely academic research, NGS technologies are now spreading to clinical applications and helping to refine our understanding of disease. While recent technological developments have made NGS more accessible to smaller labs, many barriers to adoption still exist. High costs, fragmented workflows and the complexity of data analysis and interpretation make it challenging. There is an urgent need for a simpler, more cost-effective and efficient way for laboratories to take advantage of NGS technology and improve outcomes. Whether you are new to NGS or an established NGS user, we offer instruments, consumables and bioinformatics solutions to meet your needs.

For detection of human papillomavirus infections

FAQ ID -2414

For high-throughput, automated PCR applications

For use as an aid in the detection of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB) infection

Download Safety Data Sheets for QIAGEN product components.

For use with all QIAGEN spin products

High-throughput assay setup for human identity samples

High-throughput assay setup for human identity samples

For detection of multiple hallmark mutations in cancer-relevant genes using the QIAcuity digital PCR instruments

For locus-specific analysis of copy number variations and alterations by singleplex or multiplex dPCR

For easy setup of protocols for forensics and genetic identity testing

For sensitive probe-based detection of residual CHO host cell DNA, including an internal control

For simple, reliable and standardized sample collection

For custom profiling of copy number variations and alterations

For RNA library construction from single cells for Illumina sequencing applications

For high-throughput punching and assay setup for human identity samples

For long noncoding gene expression analysis by real-time PCR