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Harvard Study Highlights Risk of False Negatives in RNAi Screening

January 27, 2011

Harvard Study Highlights Risk of False Negatives in RNAi Screening

A meta-analysis of several genome-wide, cell-based Drosophila RNAi screens, in conjunction with a focused RNAi screen, indicated that the rate of false negatives in such experiments is at least 8 percent.

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