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Crystal Digital® PCR Assays

Crystal Digital® PCR Assays

Crystal Digital PCR Assays are ready-to-use digital PCR assays for exclusive use with the Stilla Technologies naica® and Nio® Systems. These flexible, cost-effective alternatives to traditional hydrolysis probes are designed for precise absolute quantification across a wide range of applications.

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Overview

A curated selection of Crystal Digital PCR Assays, sourced directly from Stilla Technologies, is available below. These assays are compatible exclusively with the naica and Nio Systems from Stilla Technologies, and must be run with Crystal Universal Reporters (catalog #12026172, #12026157, #12026173, and #12026136).

How It Works


Crystal Digital PCR Assays are developed with Crystal Flex Probes and are run with Crystal Universal Reporters, forming a two-component detection system:


  • Crystal Flex Probes are nonfluorescent oligonucleotides specific to the target. They contain a non-target-specific sequence (a tag oligo) which, when released during the PCR reaction, triggers the fluorescence of its complementary Crystal Universal Reporter
  • Crystal Universal Reporters are non-target-specific oligonucleotides that remain silent until activated. They emit a fluorescent signal only when triggered by their specific tag oligo during the PCR reaction


This modular design allows a single set of Crystal Universal Reporters to detect any target, keeping probe costs low while maintaining a consistent, reliable reporter system across all your assays.

Target of Interest Is Present

Target of Interest Is Present
  • Target specificity is achieved with non fluorescent Crystal Probes
  • The tag oligos released at each PCR cycle trigger fluorescence of their specific Crystal Universal Reporters

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Specifications

Format
Ready-to-use assay reagents designed to detect multiple targets in a single reaction
Package Includes
Includes assay-specific Crystal Flex Probes, primers, and positive control
Chemistry
Crystal Flex Probe detection chemistry supports flexible assay configuration
Package Size
Available in two sizes: equivalent to 200 or 1,000 RDG16 reactions

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