Essential Molecular Techniques: RNA and cDNA Preparation for RT-PCR Webinar
Master precision wet-lab workflows for high-quality nucleic acid isolation and cDNA synthesis. Learn how predictive AI and optimization tools maximize quantitative gene expression accuracy.
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- English
- Updated Aug 2026
About this course
Welcome to an essential training program designed to perfect your core laboratory competencies in molecular biology. "Essential Molecular Techniques: RNA and cDNA Preparation for RT-PCR" is a free online international webinar developed by Dr.Omics Edu, as displayed in 21.png. This intensive technical masterclass bridges traditional lab protocols with modern automated advancements, including the use of AI tools for optimal primer design and target simulation. Throughout this session, participants will dive deep into standard operating procedures for isolating high-yield, pure total RNA from diverse biological samples. We will dissect quantitative workflows, contamination troubleshooting, and the chemical mechanics behind reverse transcription into complementary DNA (cDNA). You will learn how to evaluate RNA integrity computationally before initializing downstream quantitative polymerase chain reaction (RT-qPCR) assays. By eliminating common experimental variables and errors, this training provides the fundamental technical capability required for successful academic research and commercial biotechnology diagnostics.
What you will learn
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Issued by Dr. OmicsCourse curriculum
1 moduleWhat you need to start
- A basic educational background or foundational knowledge in general cell biology, genetics, or molecular concepts.
- No advanced bioinformatics, coding, or data science skills are necessary to follow along with this wet-lab optimization masterclass.
Who this course is for
- Undergraduate & Postgraduate Students: Science scholars in biotechnology, biochemistry, or microbiology looking to build concrete laboratory foundational skills.
- Wet-Lab Research Assistants: Technical staff seeking to standardize their pipetting, extraction, and synthesis workflows to reduce experimental variance.
- Clinical Diagnostic Professionals: Lab technicians wanting to understand the computational and molecular precision guidelines behind modern diagnostic RT-PCR testing.