High-Impact Journals, Large Vendors Contributing to Lack of Quality Control for qPCR Data Publication
June 03, 2010
High-Impact Journals, Large Vendors Contributing to Lack of Quality Control for qPCR Data Publication
Quality control for publication of quantitative PCR data is still "absolutely appalling and scandalous" for high-profile scientific journals, according to one developer of the MIQE guidelines, who added that vendors are contributing to the problem by refusing to share PCR probe and primer sequences with their customers.
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