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Don't the reagents for similar commercial lab rtPCR tests typically have to be kept hard frozen too? CMIIAW: this doesn't seem like a readily DIY biohacking-po
by anonsubmit2671 6y ago
Don't the reagents for similar commercial lab rtPCR tests typically have to be kept hard frozen too?
CMIIAW: this doesn't seem like a readily DIY biohacking-possible project without some significant infrastructure, procedural knowledge, and expenses.
Also is there a low-volume, open source rtPCR procedure with cheaper equipment and consumables?
- the-dude 6y agohttps://openpcr.org/ https://openpcr.org/
- jdc 6y agohttps://forum.openhardware.science/t/pocketpcr-low-cost-usb-powered-open-source-pcr/2187 https://forum.openhardware.science/t/pocketpcr-low-cost-usb-...
- hcknwscommenter 6y agoNot the lysis buffer.