Edit-R synthetic sgRNA non-targeting controls
Bioinformatically designed to not target any gene in the human or mouse genomes.
Non-targeting control synthetic sgRNAs recommended for determination of baseline cellular responses in CRISPR-Cas9 experiments.
Edit-R synthetic sgRNA non-targeting controls are recommended as negative controls for experiments using synthetic sgRNA. All Edit-R non-targeting controls are designed to have a minimum of three mismatches or gaps to all potential PAM-adjacent targets in the human or mouse genomes. Changes in viability or gene expression levels in cells treated with these controls likely reflect a baseline cellular response that can be compared to the levels in cells treated with target-specific sgRNAs.
Highlights
- Proprietary alignment tools used to verify at least three mismatches or gaps to any potential target in the human or mouse genomes
- Five different designs to choose from, ensuring your chance of finding one that has no detectable effects in your system
Shipping Condition | Ambient | |
Storage Conditions | -20 C | |
Shelf Life | 12 Months | |
Stability at Recommended Storage Conditions | At least 12 months | |
Hazardous | No |
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Catalog ID:GA-005000-01
Unit Size:0.1 nmol library