Why Spike-ins Are the Key to Reproducible Small RNA-seq Data
Reproducibility is one of the biggest challenges in small RNA sequencing – and at the same time one of the most critical requirements for valid biomarker studies. Whether you are comparing data across batches, running multi-laboratory studies, or working with disease cohorts that show shifts in global RNA content: without an external reference, there is no reliable anchor to make your data truly comparable. This is exactly where TAmiRNA's miND® Spike-ins come in. In our new miND® Spike-ins FAQ Guide, we answer the three most frequently asked questions we receive from researchers and CRO partners. How are spike-ins used? miND® Spike-ins are added directly to extracted RNA immediately before library preparation. This means they travel through the [...]
