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Digital droplet PCR or ddPCR is a method that provides ultrasensitive and absolute nucleotide concentration, unlike qPCR where results can vary across replicates. ddPCR can be used to quantify DNA sequences that are rare, for example, rare alleles or mutations. ddPCR also does not require a reference or standard curve, which can be time-consuming.
ddPCR has the following benefits for nucleic acid quantification:
Unparalleled precision
Increased signal-to-noise
Removal of PCR eficiency bias
Simplified quantification - a standard curve is not required for absolute quantification
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