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Anderson Lab In Situ Hybridization Protocols

Anderson Lab In Situ Hybridization Protocols (archive)

These protocols describe non-radioactive methods for in situ hybridization on frozen sections, whole mount embryos and on cultured cells. They have been freely adapted and modified to greater or lesser extents from the protocols of Richard Harland, David Wilkinson, Domingos Henrique, Andy McMahon, Tony Campagnioni, and others.

Last update 25-Aug-2005, Rating Very Good of 2 votes.

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By Ahmad on 17-Mar-2008

Actually I workin IN PGD at privet hospital
And during my work I sow new collage that he can Identify the Gender of embryo after embryo collection by 2-3 housr using the FISH, please ifyou can help how he is doing like this and he reults 100% correct with true results.please your help in this stat protocol.
thanks
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By yuyan on 25-Aug-2005

it is useful to me!
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