Control Solutions for Every Experiment
Don't risk misinterpreting your results—controls are essential
Skipping controls can lead to misleading conclusions and wasted experiments. Our validated controls give you the confidence that your data is accurate and reproducible.
OriGene's comprehensive range of scientifically validated controls for Western Blot, ELISA, qPCR, IHC, ICC, IF, ISH, and AAV/Lenti controls for viral gene transfer applications.
Western Blot Controls
Comprehensive control solutions ensuring reliable and reproducible Western Blot results
ELISA Controls
Standarized controls for accurate and precise ELISA assay performance
qPCR Controls
Reliable primer sets and template standard for housekeeping genes ensuring accurate quantitative PCR results
Housekeeping Gene Primers
Validated primer sets for multiple reference genes including GAPDH, β-actin, and HPRT1
- Multiple reference gene options
- Validated across multiple cell types
- Optimized primer efficiency
qPCR Template Standards
Over 18,000 gene specific qPCR template standards for human or mouse transcripts
- As a positive control in all qPCR methods (probe and SYBR Green)
- Determine the absolute transcript copy number of an experiment sample using the standard curve method
- Generate a standard curve to determine PCR efficiency in a comparative Ct method
IHC, ICC, IF & ISH Controls
Specialized controls for immunohistochemistry, immunocytochemistry, immunofluorescence, and in situ hybridization
CytoSections
FFPE sections of transiently transfected cDNA-specific gene tragets expressed in human HEK293T cells - control alternatives for IHC, ICC, IF, and ISH.
Viral Controls
Control particles for AAV and Lentiviral-medicated gene delivery applications
AAV Control Particles
Ultra-purified, iodixanol-gradient-purified viral tools with guaranteed high titer (>1013 GC/mL), designed for reliable transduction into dividing and non-dividing cells in both in vitro and in vivo applications.
Lentiviral Control Particles
Engineered with a robust >1x107 TU/mL titer and fluorescent or selectable markers offer researchers reliable, easy-to-quantify negative controls for optimizing transduction efficiency across diverse cell lines.