MISSION® miRNA Negative Controls are an essential component to any miRNA experiment. Using a negative control allows the researcher to create a baseline for mRNA knockdown effciency. The negative controls have been carefully selected, and have no known homology to known human gene sequences. Negative Control 2 is based upon a Caenorhabditis elegans sequence.
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MISSION® miRNA, Negative Control 2 has been used as a negative control for miRNA transfections.[1][2][3]
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