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Franziska Schlenker (1992-)

Name	Franziska Schlenker
Time	1992- (Date of birth and death)
Place	Deutschland
Gender	weiblich
Academic degree	Dr.
Further information	Diss. 2022 Universität Freiburg, Technische Fakultät
Source	FreiDok plus
Record type	Person
GND-Identifier	126562206X
Record ID	126562206X
Involved in show all Advanced minimal residual disease monitoring for acute lymphoblastic leukemia with multiplex mediator probe PCR Liquid biopsy for colorectal cancer – from cfDNA extraction to the quantification of point mutations by multiplexed ddPCR Microfluidic one-pot digital droplet FISH using LNA/DNA molecular beacons for bacteria detection and absolute quantification Centrifugal microfluidic integration of 4-Plex ddPCR demonstrated by the quantification of cancer-associated point mutations Stringent base specific and optimization-free multiplex mediator probe ddPCR for the quantification of point mutations in circulating tumor DNA Fluorescence signal-to-noise optimisation for real-time PCR using universal reporter oligonucleotides

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Franziska Schlenker (1992-)

Advanced minimal residual disease monitoring for acute lymphoblastic leukemia with multiplex mediator probe PCR

Liquid biopsy for colorectal cancer – from cfDNA extraction to the quantification of point mutations by multiplexed ddPCR

Microfluidic one-pot digital droplet FISH using LNA/DNA molecular beacons for bacteria detection and absolute quantification

Centrifugal microfluidic integration of 4-Plex ddPCR demonstrated by the quantification of cancer-associated point mutations

Stringent base specific and optimization-free multiplex mediator probe ddPCR for the quantification of point mutations in circulating tumor DNA

Fluorescence signal-to-noise optimisation for real-time PCR using universal reporter oligonucleotides