| Introduction

Inherited deafness gDNA reference standards contain homozygous and heterozygous mutations and matched wildtypes on 4 pathogenic genes including GJB2, SLC26A4, GJB3, and mitochondria 12S rRNA. These reference standards can be used as external mutation and wildtype quality controls for the development, performance evaluation, and routine quality controls of deafness nucleic acid assay processes.

| Key Features

● Derived from human cell line 

Mimic clinical samples 

● Comprehensive variant loci 

Covers common variants of inherited deafness  

● Wide range of applications 

PCR, NGS, Sanger and other platforms

| Application

● Assess the efficiency of detection process

● Evaluate the impact of background noise on variant detection

● Validate the stability of the assay process 

Optimize and validate the performance of new  assay panels

● Compare assay variation across platforms

● Reveal limits of process in variants detection and quantification 

Analysis the sensitivity, accuracy and specificity of the assay process

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