Description
genOFF™ ACTB Positive Control siRNA: Reliable β-actin siRNA Controls for RNAi Research
genOFF™ ACTB Positive Control siRNA: Your Reliable RNAi Benchmark
genOFF™ ACTB Positive Control siRNA is available in two species-specific variants: human (h-ACTB) and mouse (m-ACTB). These chemically synthesized, double-stranded oligonucleotides target the highly conserved β-actin gene, providing researchers with reliable positive controls for siRNA transfection and knockdown validation in species-specific experiments.
Why Researchers Choose genOFF™ siRNA Control
- Species-Specific Targeting: Double-stranded siRNA oligonucleotides with accurate and efficient knockdown in human and mouse cells
- High Knockdown Efficiency: Achieve superior results with our optimized siRNA design.
- Consistent Performance: Mass-validated by MALDI-TOF spectrometry and chemical synthesis to ensure consistency
- Flexible Options: Choose from various sizes to suit your experimental needs.
How genOFF™ ACTB Positive Control siRNA Benefits Your Research
- Optimize Transfection Protocols: Fine-tune your transfection conditions for maximum efficiency.
- Validate Knockdown Efficiency: Establish a reliable baseline for your siRNA experiments.
- Standardize RNAi Procedures: Implement consistent protocols across your lab.
- Monitor Experimental Consistency: Track the performance of your RNAi experiments over time.
- Verify Cell Line Identity: Confirm the authenticity of your cell lines.
Essential β-actin siRNA Controls for Your RNAi Research
h-ACTB Control: Specifically designed for human cell lines and validated in human cell lines.
m-ACTB Control: Optimized and validated for mouse cell lines.
Ready to Enhance Your RNAi Research? Order your genOFF™ ACTB Positive Control siRNA today. Every purchase comes with comprehensive product support, including protocols, technical assistance, troubleshooting help, and compatible product recommendations. Why wait? Take advantage of our special academic and bulk pricing! Connect with our friendly Customer Support team—they’re here to help you!
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
