Non specific scrambled controls
Non-specific scrambled controls are laboratory reagents designed to serve as negative controls in various experimental procedures. These controls do not target any specific biological molecule or pathway and are used to establish baseline responses in experimental settings. The core function of non-specific scrambled controls is to provide a reference point for evaluating the specificity and sensitivity of experimental treatments or interventions.
Lab products found in correlation
2 protocols using non specific scrambled controls
Cocaine-induced POX knockdown in SH-SY5Y cells
Prolidase Knockdown in HBMECs
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