Real Time QPCR Data Analysis Tutorial

[@hackbiotv]

I'm having to give an R coding walk-through to some Stanford first years on Wednesday, and it had been so long since I'd done any qPCR I had forgotten the details. This video was perfect. Thanks for making such a well organized, clear and informative video.

[@TwiSTeDBeAnS]

Great video! I went through 5 other videos that were either too simple, way too drawn out to keep watching, or ended up being sales pitches for certain reagents or instruments.

[@dhruvaditya88]

eventually however enough amplified product accumulates to generate a 1:22detectable signal the cycle number of which this occurs is the threshold cycle 1:27or CT in this plot the threshold fluorescence is indicated by the green 1:32line in real-time quantitative pcr the data that are generated are the 1:42threshold cycle or CT values the threshold cycle is determined mainly by 1:48the amount of template present at the start of the amplification reaction if a 1:52large amount of template is present at the start of the reaction relatively few

[@АлександрРомашов-ц4й]

Your content is so touching

[@vincentvacu6581]

What do you do when the control Ct is undetermined, like in a case of transgenic line versus WT where a foreign gene is undetected in the WT.

[@sam26045]

I didn't take any control gene,how to calculate delta delta value now? suggestions plz

[@zeyneperbas8565]

Shouldn't we take the ratio as calibrator/test instead of test/calibrator in order to conclude that expression of the gene is 8-fold higher in tumor cells, since the ratio of 8 indicates that "test"/tumor cells have higher CT, thus lower expression? I'm just checking because I'm new to the subject, I'd appreciate it if someone could answer :)

[@hughxiao7078]

You are right!! Had the same question and I think they are missing a minus sign in the formula given at 9:30

[@francescamolinari2545]

Great explanation. Thank you very much!

[@NurulHikmawati]

if we want to know significant value from expression gene by statistic. What should i have to input in spss? Value from 2-∆∆Ct from sampel treatment and control? Or value from ∆CT sample and control

[@TwiSTeDBeAnS]

So in absolute quantification, you determine how many copies of the sequence are in your sample, but how would you translate that information into how many copies are in the genome?

[@InzhuMuslim]

What is the app which help to take a video?

[@vinguyen-lz9fq]

how did you do it can you share with me , thank you

[@danishqamar9951]

HBV DNA detected within the liner range of the assay means

[@dr.muhammadasif2368]

Hello. Can anybody help me to calculate how much fold increase/decrease in gene of my interest occurred as a result of my compound treatment. I have been trying to sort it out but couldn't . Ct values for GADPH and WNT of control group are 14.3292 and 22.274 respectively, while Ct values for GAPDH and WNT in treated group are 14.1418 and 23.9879 respectively. Please help me to reach to the conclusion. Regards!

[@thuyoanquan518]

At the present, My Piko Real PCR system (Thermo Scientific) had E36 error (Strain gauge has problem). Could you help us to solve the error? Hope to get your feedback.

[@mahmudhossain8747]

can i use this relative quantification method in telomere length by using ratio

[@hussaintouseef8]

when i go for absolute quantification of DNA, after the experiments green coloured flags are apperas on it, along with standard samples and with unknown samples, may i know why this happens sooo ? i am using ABI Stepone plus ver2.2. kindly help or suggestions r welcome

[@thegeneticist5465]

very helpful thanks

[@tayrahasinfruka6447]

I ve got some results with + not in mince what does that mean

[@hussaintouseef8]

may i know what is the unit of quantity while quantification of pathogen load ? another how to convert teh absolute data into to copy no. of the pahogen.? kinldy help urgently

[@satendrachandelgurjar5764]

How to calculate log value.

[@sigfridshayo4715]

Thank you

[@jinlinwu1423]

very clear

[@mahmudhossain8747]

How can i know the efficiency is 100%.

[@nu.wa.n]

you don't. it is an assumption.

[@Pentatleta]

Why is it truncated this video? what about the normalization against the reference gene? Since is actually the video of another video (BioRad's ?) you could have referentiated it, right? Disappointing...

[@junkrat2043]

There's a part2 of this video...

[@SneufxWjehfyfr-v9z]

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[@ahmadaltalhy3104]

R.T PCR with milk samples

[@roffigrandiosaofficial]

thank you very much

[@camilajaramillo5511]

Hello! Can I help you translate this video to Spanish?

[@ReeferReas]

Nice! Thank you :)

[@JoshRom]

interpolate, not extrapolate!

[@dr.muhammadasif2368]

Please help Bio-Rad

[@americanbiotech]

Hi Asif-I have forwarded your request to Bio-Rad Tech support. Hopefully I will have an answer for you shortly. You can also write to them directly by filling out the email support form on this page www.bio-rad.com/en-us/life-science-research/support

[@dr.muhammadasif2368]

americanbiotech Thanks for prompt response. I will definitely fill out the form as well as keep on visiting this page for the reply from Tech support.

[@SprRussell363]

Dat voice

[@teoteoteo5]

not helpful at all

[@lawrencebishton9071]

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