biochain in situ hybridization (ish) kit

In situ Hybridization (ISH) Kit - Non-isotopic detection of gene expression - Suitable for microRNA detection - Complete, RNase-free reagents - Optimized for BioChain FFPE/frozen tissue sections and microarrays Features Fig. 1 In situ hybridization analysis of human hippocampus by BioChain’s ISH kit. Upper panel: magnification 40x. Lower panel: magnification 100x. Left panel: antisense probe. Right panel: sense probe. - ISH Kit, Cat. K2191020, for 20 slides - ISH Kit, Cat. K2191050, for 50 slides Order info Power tool for cell and tissue genotyping Superior Sensitivity without radioactivity Sample Preparation for Diagnostics & Life Science FI1307-02 www.biochain.com ~ 1-888-762-2568 (Main) ~ [email protected] (Order)

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Power tool for cell and tissue genotyping

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In situ Hybridization (ISH) Kit

- Non-isotopic detection of gene expression- Suitable for microRNA detection- Complete, RNase-free reagents - Optimized for BioChain FFPE/frozen tissue sections and microarrays

Features

Fig. 1 In situ hybridization analysis of human hippocampus by BioChain’s ISH kit. Upper panel: magnification 40x. Lower panel: magnification 100x. Left panel: antisense probe. Right panel: sense probe.

- ISH Kit, Cat. K2191020, for 20 slides- ISH Kit, Cat. K2191050, for 50 slides

Order info

Power tool for cell and tissue genotyping

Superior Sensitivity without radioactivity

Sample Preparation for Diagnostics & Life Science

FI1307-02

www.biochain.com ~ 1-888-762-2568 (Main) ~ [email protected] (Order)

In situ Hybridization (ISH) Method of localizing, either mRNA within the cytoplasm or DNA within the chromosomes, by hybridizing the sequence of interest

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9 Hybridization

Primate Hybridization

HER2 Evaluation and Repeat-Breast Carcinoma · of breast cancer (1). HER2 gene amplification assessed by in situ hybridization (ISH) or protein overexpression assessed by IHC remains