Digital PCR (dPCR) is a method for direct quantification of nucleic acids. Unlike traditional PCR, dPCR partitions the sample into many individual, separate reactions, where a single molecule is amplified. After PCR, the fraction of negative partitions is used to determine the absolute number of target molecules in the sample. It is commonly used for rare allele detection, copy number variation analysis, and precise quantification of nucleic acids.
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