20 devices · GMDN 61304
PCR/NAT negative control IVDs are materials or solutions designed to produce a negative result when used in nucleic acid amplification tests. They are used to verify assay performance, detect contamination, or identify non-specific amplification during qualitative or quantitative testing of clinical specimens.
These controls are intended for in vitro diagnostic use and are supplied as part of quality control procedures in laboratories performing PCR or NAT-based testing. They are not diagnostic reagents themselves but support the validation of test runs to ensure reliability and accuracy of results.
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