Streamline your research with QIAGEN IPA and our over 200,000 expertly curated analyses from publicly available datasets. This webinar introduces three powerful methods to integrate these datasets with your own research, enhancing discovery and interpretation:

• Analysis Match: Automatically find analyses and datasets with comparable or contrasting biological results to validate your findings or uncover unexpected and shared mechanisms.
• Pattern Search: Match your gene patterns or networks against the Analysis Match collection to identify relevant datasets.
• Activity Plot: Explore the predicted activity of pathways, regulators, and other IPA entities across thousands of datasets, spanning disease conditions, treatments, and more.

Don’t miss this opportunity to unlock actionable insights, strengthen your analyses, and propel your projects forward with reliable data and cutting-edge tools.

Streamline your research with QIAGEN IPA and our over 200,000 expertly curated analyses from publicly available datasets. This webinar introduces three powerful methods to integrate these datasets with your own research, enhancing discovery and interpretation:

• Analysis Match: Automatically find analyses and datasets with comparable or contrasting biological results to validate your findings or uncover unexpected and shared mechanisms.
• Pattern Search: Match your gene patterns or networks against the Analysis Match collection to identify relevant datasets.
• Activity Plot: Explore the predicted activity of pathways, regulators, and other IPA entities across thousands of datasets, spanning disease conditions, treatments, and more.

Don’t miss this opportunity to unlock actionable insights, strengthen your analyses, and propel your projects forward with reliable data and cutting-edge tools.

What’s better than a dPCR expert at your disposal? Two dPCR experts at your disposal.

Watch as Dr. Jonathan Weiss, Associate Director R&D and Jan Rohde, Senior Technical Sales Manager dPCR, discuss differences in the hottest topics in the PCR universe:

• qPCR vs dPCR
• Colour vs amplitude multiplexing
• Different types of dPCR technologies

BONUS: Ask Jan and Jonathan your own questions.

This is a rare opportunity to pick the brains of our dPCR champions on the field and on the bench, while enjoying a fiery exchange on the most interesting dPCR topics. 

What’s better than a dPCR expert at your disposal? Two dPCR experts at your disposal.

Watch as Dr. Jonathan Weiss, Associate Director R&D and Jan Rohde, Senior Technical Sales Manager dPCR, discuss differences in the hottest topics in the PCR universe:

• qPCR vs dPCR
• Colour vs amplitude multiplexing
• Different types of dPCR technologies

BONUS: Ask Jan and Jonathan your own questions.

This is a rare opportunity to pick the brains of our dPCR champions on the field and on the bench, while enjoying a fiery exchange on the most interesting dPCR topics. 

Enteroviruses (EV) and parechoviruses (PeV) are common viral pathogens that can lead to serious conditions such as aseptic meningitis and encephalitis. Therefore, accurate and timely detection is essential. In this webinar, we’ll focus on the validation of a novel digital PCR (dPCR) assay for the detection and quantification of EV and PeV in pediatric clinical specimens.

During the talk, you'll learn about these key areas:

• The use of the QIAcuity dPCR system for sensitive detection and absolute quantification of viral loads across a range of pediatric sample types, including cerebrospinal fluid, blood, stool, urine and respiratory specimens
• The assay design, developed to target conserved regions of the EV and PeV genomes, optimizing both sensitivity and specificity
• Key performance metrics such as the limit of detection and quantification 
• The validation process, which included testing clinical samples from pediatric patients 
• How this assay provides insights into viral load dynamics, with a particular focus on its utility in clinical settings

Don’t miss this opportunity to see real-world results and ask questions about the future of dPCR for pathogen testing in clinical labs.

Disclaimers:

QIAGEN products shown here are intended for molecular biology applications. These products are not intended for the diagnosis, prevention or treatment of a disease.

The opinions and views expressed in this presentation are solely those of the speaker and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of QIAGEN. QIAGEN does not endorse or assume any responsibility for the content discussed