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Why is a Quality control (QC) carried out for dye binding assays?

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Why is a Quality control (QC) carried out for dye binding assays?

What is the purpose of carrying out a QC for a dye binding assay or in any other biochemical test?

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bio_man

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QC means quality control, correct? Please advice so that I may answer your question...

Savsie Author

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Quote from: bio_man (7 years ago)

QC means quality control, correct? Please advice so that I may answer your question...

Yes QC is quality control

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