molecular diagnostics

What Techniques are Commonly Used?

Several molecular diagnostic techniques are commonly used in the context of vaccines:
PCR: Amplifies specific DNA or RNA sequences for detection and quantification.
NGS: Provides comprehensive data on the genetic makeup of pathogens.
RT-PCR: Detects and quantifies RNA by converting it to DNA.
Microarrays: Analyze gene expression and detect multiple genetic sequences simultaneously.

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