1. Welcome to the private beta
ARC qPCR is an invitation-only research tool currently being tested with a small group of researchers. The beta helps us learn what works well, identify problems, and improve the experience before wider release.
Features may change as the beta develops. We welcome thoughtful feedback about the workflow and your experience using it.
2. Use the beta responsibly
Use ARC qPCR only for lawful research activities that you are authorised to carry out. Please do not upload data that you do not have permission to process.
Avoid uploading identifiable patient information, clinical records, or other sensitive personal data unless you are authorised to do so and your organisation permits it.
Please use the service through the provided interface. Do not attempt to bypass access controls, probe the service, or interfere with its operation.
3. Review every result
ARC qPCR supports qPCR data review and analysis, but it does not replace scientific judgement. You remain responsible for checking the experimental setup, quality-control findings, calculations, tables, figures, and reports before relying on or sharing an output.
The beta is intended for research evaluation. It is not a medical device and should not be used by itself for diagnosis, treatment, or clinical decision-making.
Keep your original files and research records. ARC qPCR should not be your only copy of important data.
4. Access and availability
Your private-beta access is intended for you and should not be shared outside the approved testing group.
Because this is an early beta, the service may occasionally be unavailable, interrupted, or changed without advance notice. We will aim to communicate significant changes clearly and keep disruption to a minimum.
5. Agreement and feedback
By accepting these terms and continuing, you confirm that you understand the private-beta nature of ARC qPCR and agree to use it responsibly.
Our Privacy Notice explains how information is handled. Questions or feedback can be sent through the contact details provided on the ARC qPCR website.