The new era for genomics is high-efficiency PCR

11 Nov 2025

PCR is the gold-standard technique for rapid and reliable replication of DNA and RNA strands, however it is also one of the largest cost drivers in amplification workflows. With prices often exceeding $100,000 USD per liter, high-throughput labs can see annual expenses escalate rapidly.

Explore BioDot's, miniaturized, cost-effective solution that enables laboratories to reduce reaction volumes from 10 μL to as little as 400 nL without compromising sensitivity or data quality.

AD1520  Aspirate and Dispense Platform

BioDot Inc.

The AD1520™ is a tabletop workstation designed for high speed aspirating and dispensing applications to glass slides, microtiter plates or membranes. The system is compatible with multiple dispensing technologies, has nest options and can be customized to meet application needs making it ideal for a research laboratory to investigate new applications.

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The new era for genomics is high-efficiency PCR