Verified and dedicated negative control for nucleic acid testing (NAT) assays detecting single or multiple human respiratory pathogens.
Designed to validate and monitor human sample processing, extraction, amplification, and detection as an external run control.
Human sputum-like matrix containing A549 epithelial cells (20,000 cells/mL) from human lung carcinoma.
Pre-screened negative specimen, tested free of nucleic acids from a range of respiratory pathogens.
Lyophilized monodose presentation: reconstitute before use.
Non-infectious material.
Compatible with multiple molecular platforms.
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