PT. Enigma Saintia Solusindo

05/07/2018

“That's right! Y-STR testing can also determine a perpetrator's ancestry. Take a look at the data. https://t.co/OVDNQ7E46r”

28/06/2018

“Check out the full presentation "On-Demand Webinar: Detection of Low-Level Somatic Mutations in FFPE Samples" https://t.co/UnJjzXBBLs”

06/06/2018

Microarrays are ideal for large-scale genotyping studies. Learn more about the Axiom genotyping platform for indel, CNV, and SNP genotyping analysis.

21/05/2018

“Learn how analysis of highly variable short tandem repeats (STRs) can provide a a simple, inexpensive and highly specific genetic “fingerprint” of a cell line. https://t.co/6FHTZsqoYi”

03/04/2018

“What will be your reason to love the SeqStudio genetic analyzer? https://t.co/vZoRcjCnpe”

03/04/2018

“Say hello to our new Sanger sequencing kit. https://t.co/shKhEhq5qQ”

03/04/2018

We'll be Indonesia 2018, JCC, F-09.
We'll have 2 Technical Seminar on 5th and 6th April.
Meet you there...

07/03/2018

“You’re the ultimately planner in the lab, or so you think. Find out if you're using the right real-time per system: https://t.co/J8CLVa099t”

06/03/2018

20/03/2017

The availability of a next-generation sequencing (NGS) assay using cfDNA input is enabling cancer researchers to accelerate their work to help move the community closer to personalized medicine. We recently caught up with Andrew Felton to chat about his views on cell-free DNA (cfDNA) cancer research...

20/03/2017

By Kenneth Tan, Senior Product Manager, Molecular Biology The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is a revolutionary laboratory technique used in molecular biology research worldwide. PCR technology was developed by Kary Mullis at the Cetus Corporation in 1983. Initially, the PCR reaction was a very tim...

20/03/2017

You have a crime scene sample, extracted plenty of DNA, and searched the sample profile against your national DNA database – you’ve received no hits… nothing at all. For many casework labs, the lack of a match is potentially a stopping point in the investigation. Now what’s the next step? First, let...