This method combines bioinformatics and molecular biology to identify an organism without first culturing it. It is particularly useful in the field of biological research and in the medical field, where rapid and precise identification of bacterial infections may help save lives. This quantitative method is useful for selecting hybridization or polymerase chain reaction primers, thereby eliminating the need to perform visual inspection of the DNA sequence alignments.

This method has potential uses in a wide array of industries.
Present methods that are used to detect microorganisms suffer from various drawbacks.
By application of nucleic acid tests, this method rapidly and precisely identifies an organism without having to culture it first. It surpasses current organism identification methods because it can detect the DNA sequence of certain organisms, even when other similar ones are present. It also eliminates th eneed for visual inspection by utilizing a quantitative calculation method instead.