Q&A: Researchers Propose 'Housekeeping RNAs' for Real-Time PCR Studies of Noncoding RNAs
January 14, 2010
Q&A: Researchers Propose 'Housekeeping RNAs' for Real-Time PCR Studies of Noncoding RNAs
Zoltán Konthur from the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics discusses why researchers studying non-protein coding RNAs with real-time PCR need their own set of reference molecules for normalization.
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