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Development of Genomic DNA Certified Reference Materials for Genetically Modified Rice Kefeng 6.
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- Development and assessment of a duplex droplet digital PCR method for quantification of GM rice Kemingdao.Analytical and bioanalytical chemistry · 2021Article
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Abstract
The application of certified reference materials (CRMs) to genetically modified organism (GMO) detection is essential for guaranteeing the accuracy, comparability, and traceability of quantitative results over time and among laboratories. Clean leaves from GM rice Kefeng 6 were used as raw materials to develop a batch of genomic DNA (gDNA) CRMs. The optimized KF6/
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