Create good science by ensuring the quality of your positive and negative controls, make the best out of your gold standards and build robust and reproducible molecular biology experiments and reports.
Positive and negative controls are the keystone for every experiment. Due to their high consumption and demand, controls need to be aliquoted, replaced, checked and documented on a regular basis, so they remain fully functional and serve as an accurate reference point for reading results and taking decisions. Often scientists have difficulty keeping track of positive and negative controls when running several complex experiments at the same time, each with many different variables.
