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Application of Two-Step Quantitative Reverse-Transcription PCR to Bacterial Diagnostics,gene opens a door to potential nonamplified direct detection technologies. In this chapter, a method is described to accurately quantify specific RNA transcripts and thus determine their potential utility as “high-copy” targets. The quantification method described also has application in gene-expression analysis.

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Alexzander A.A. Asea,Ian R. Brown-time polymerase chain reaction is described. This method is an attractive alternative to labor-intensive manual protocols and can easily be incorporated into the diagnostic microbiology laboratory workflow, with the ability to obtain results within 4 h.