Collaboration: PCR & diagnostics

The more a healthcare professional knows, the better they can treat a disease. And with infectious diseases or tumors, speed and accuracy in diagnosis is essential to treatment success. Getting your new diagnostic products to the market quickly can literally save lives. We have years of expertise in producing trusted diagnostic and research PCR products. Whether it be enzymes, instruments, R&D or compliance, our dedicated project managers are your point of contact within QIAGEN. They can get you the components, customization or expertise you need to get your product to the market fast.

Contact us today, and let’s make improvements in life possible, together.

PCR enzymes and master mixes for every application

Good news. We’ve recently expanded our commercial PCR portfolio. Choose from a huge variety of kits, enzymes and master mixes for various applications such as PCR, qPCR, RT-PCR, digital PCR and PCR array analysis. We also offer entire commercial workflows from sample preparation to digital analysis, kitting and more. Download our catalog to get all the details.

Lyophilization

Lyophilization (freeze-drying) is a process in which water is removed to preserve materials, extend shelf life, or enable transport at ambient temperature. Lyophilization starts with freezing the material, followed by reducing the pressure and adding heat to allow the frozen water in the material to sublimate.

QIAGEN offers various formulations of glycerol-free, lyo-ready, or lyophilized commercial enzymes for molecular biology applications. Take a deeper look at our enzyme portfolio.

Ultra Clean Production

The Ultra Clean Production (UCP) master mix is recommended for procedures demanding high purity and accuracy. It is particularly suited to applications that call for reagents depleted of contaminating nucleic acids. The UCP master mix offers high efficiency in procedures prone to contaminating background DNA and is used in microbial analysis workflows, such as quantification of microbial DNA versus host DNA before NGS library preparation.