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Fluorescent in situ Hybridization (FISH)



Fluorescent in situ Hybridization (FISH)

This page maintained by Pasteur Institute briefly presents the introduction to fluorescent in situ hybridization technique (FISH). This technique is used for the detection of target molecules with a system of coupled antibodies and fluorochromes.

Last update 04-Apr-2005, Rating of 4 votes.

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By Juliet on 12-Nov-2008
Have anybody apply the FastFISH protocol for detection of interphase aneuploidy??
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By Massimo on 11-Jul-2006
Hi, it's a very good site for me.
I'm PhD student and I'm working with FISH on th Scaphoideus gut.
Here I've found a lot of answer on my problem.
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By Massimo on 11-Jul-2006
Hi, it's a very good site for me.
I'm PhD student and I'm working with FISH on th Scaphoideus gut.
Here I've found a lot of answer on my problem.
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By TRAN VAN on 04-Apr-2005
Je voudrais trouver un protocol de la méthode FISH pour cribler une bactérie "Wolbachia" du groupe alphaprotéobactérie dans un milieux de culture
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