RNA Controls

Universal Human Reference RNA is an RNA extract used as a positive control in QuantiGene assays. The Universal Human Reference RNA is composed of total RNA from 10 human cell lines: Adenocarcinoma, mammary gland Melanoma Hepatoblastoma, liver Liposarcoma Adenocarcinoma, cervix Histiocytic lymphoma;...

Variation in RNA expression data can be attributed to a variety of factors including the quality of the starting material, the level of cellularity and RNA yield, the platform employed, and the person performing the experiment.

The ERCC ExFold RNA Spike-In Mixes provide a set of external RNA controls that enable performance assessment of a variety of technology platforms used for gene expression experiments. Add one Spike-In Mix to each RNA sample, and run the Spike-In Mix-containing samples on your platform.

Universal Mouse Reference RNA is an RNA extract used as a positive control in QuantiGene assays. The Universal Mouse Reference RNA is composed of total RNA from 11 mouse cell lines: Embryo Embryo, fibroblast Kidney Liver, hepatocyte Lung, alveolar macrophage B-lymphocyte T-lymphocyte (thymus)...

Universal Rat Reference RNA is an RNA extract used as a positive control in QuantiGene assays. The Universal Rat Reference RNA is composed of total RNA from 14 rat cell lines: Blood, basophilic leukemia Blood, T-lymphocyte, lymphoma Blood, B-lymphoblast, hybridoma Brain, glioma Embryo, yolk sac...

Negative control gRNAs are essential in screening applications for setting thresholds for hit determination. The Invitrogen™ LentiArray™ CRISPR Negative Control Lentivirus, Human Scrambled, contains a gRNA sequence with no sequence homology to any region of the human genome.

Optimizing delivery conditions is a critical step in any experiment utilizing the CRISPR/Cas9 system. The Invitrogen™ LentiArray CRISPR Positive Control Lentivirus gRNA against HPRT is a highly efficient gRNA validated in multiple human cell lines that has achieved editing efficiencies of greater...

Invitrogen TrueGuide Synthetic gRNAs are ready-to-use, synthetic gRNAs enabling researchers to truly harness the power of genome editing. TrueGuide Synthetic gRNAs both maximize and simplify the performance of genome editing experiments so researchers can create more relevant cellular models and...

Negative control gRNAs are essential in screening applications for setting thresholds for hit determination. The Invitrogen™ LentiArray™ CRISPR Negative Control Lentivirus, Human Scrambled, contains a gRNA sequence with no sequence homology to any region of the human genome.