RT-PCR
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What is RT-PCR?
RT-PCR, or Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain Reaction, is a laboratory technique combining reverse transcription of RNA into DNA and amplification of specific DNA targets using PCR. It is widely used to quantify RNA levels, detect the presence of specific RNA viruses (like SARS-CoV-2), and study gene expression.
What other technologies are related to RT-PCR?
RT-PCR Competitor Technologies
PCR
PCR is a competitor to RT-PCR for DNA amplification, although RT-PCR specifically amplifies RNA.
Northern
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Northern blotting is a competitor for detecting RNA expression but is not amplification-based like RT-PCR.
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RT-PCR Complementary Technologies
western blotting
Western blotting can be used to confirm protein expression changes suggested by RT-PCR results.
RNA
RNA is the starting material for RT-PCR and is thus complementary.
Western blot
Western blotting is complementary and can be used to confirm protein expression changes suggested by RT-PCR results.
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Which job functions commonly mention RT-PCR?
Research Assistant
0.8% of all Research Assistant jobs mention RT-PCR
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Researcher
0.7% of all Researcher jobs mention RT-PCR
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Research Scientist
0.5% of all Research Scientist jobs mention RT-PCR
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Laboratory Services
0.5% of all Laboratory Services jobs mention RT-PCR
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Scientist
0.4% of all Scientist jobs mention RT-PCR
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Which organizations are mentioning RT-PCR?
UC San Diego Health
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