Online tool to help select the best probe for your assay

By carefully choosing the most suitable probe for your assay, you can enhance data accuracy, improve reproducibility, and streamline logistics and troubleshooting options.

Unlocking optimal results in your assay requires some experimentation with multiple probe types at assay development stage.

To help you in this process, LGC Biosearch Technologies has developed an tool that will recommend probe types based on your experimental conditions. This online probe selection tool provides general guidance on assay suitability and performance, introducing you to various probe technologies.

Available probes include:

  • BHQTM Probes
  • BHQplusTM Probes
  • MGB Probes
  • Locked Nucleic acid (LNA) Probes
  • Molecular Beacon Probes
  • ScorpionsTM Primers
  • Other probes: FRET probes, FPG/RPA probes, HyBeacon probes, Amplifluor oligos and others. Please contact  Biosearch Technologies to learn more. 

If you have further questions regarding your assay or require additional technical support for assay design and development, contact the Biosearch Technologies assay design and development team who will assist you.

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Last updated: Jun 29, 2023 at 8:36 AM

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