You can learn more about MLPA by using our free e-learning modules or by viewing our instruction videos. If you're more of a hands-on person, you can also follow one of our MLPA workshops.
Workshops
We regularly organize one-day MLPA workshops in which you learn how to troubleshoot common problems and what the ins and outs of an MLPA analysis are. You can find more information about our workshops (including the schedule) in this article.
General instruction videos
All of our general instructions videos can be found in the General Instruction Videos category. The currently available videos are listed below.
This animation explains how the MLPA technique works.
This video teaches you how to perform an MLPA reaction in the lab.
E-learning modules
All of our e-learning modules can be found in the E-learning Modules category. The currently available modules are listed below.
Learn how to use the Quality Control fragments to assess the quality of your MLPA experiments. Available in English and German.
Learn how MLPA data normalisation and probe ratio calculations work.
This interactive Wizard helps you to quickly troubleshoot potential problems in your MLPA reactions.
Coffalyser.Net instruction videos
All of our Coffalyser.Net instructions videos can be found in the Coffalyser.Net Instruction Videos category. The currently available videos are listed below.
This video shows you how to import and analyse MLPA data using Coffalyser.Net.
This video shows you how to import and analyse MS-MLPA data using Coffalyser.Net.
This video shows you how to add a capillary electrophoresis (CE) device to Coffalyser.Net.
This video shows you how to add Coffalyser.Net sheets to the sheet library in Coffalyser.Net.
This video shows you how to create a manual bin set in Coffalyser.Net.
Other instruction videos
Instruction videos about other topics are listed below.
This video shows you how to anonymise MLPA data using our free MLPA Sample Anonymiser Support Tool.
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Disclaimer
The information provided in this material is correct for the majority of our products. However, for certain applications, the instructions for use may differ. In the event of conflicting information, the relevant instructions for use take precedence.