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AAV2-shControl is an experimental gene therapy reagent utilizing an adeno-associated virus serotype 2 (AAV2) vector to deliver a control short hairpin RNA (shRNA) sequence. The term "shControl" indicates that the construct does not target a specific gene, and is used as a negative control in studies evaluating RNA interference-based gene therapy. The AAV2 vector is widely used in gene therapy due to its neuronal tropism and low immunogenicity. AAV2-shControl serves as a control arm in experimental settings for comparison with therapeutic AAV2-shRNA constructs targeting specific genes. Its primary application is in preclinical and early-stage research to validate safety, specificity, and non-target effects of AAV2-mediated RNA interference methodologies.
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