A wide selection of situ hybridization (ISH) buffers and reagents are available from several suppliers for use in research. ISH is a widely used technique for localizing specific DNA or RNA sequences. The general workflow involves multiple steps, including pre-hybridization, hybridization, incubation, washing, slide mounting, antibody staining, and detection. Having ready-to-use buffers and reagents at your disposal can greatly enhance the efficiency of each individual step and the overall procedure. Visit the supplier pages for further details on each buffer or reagent.
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- Hybridization Cocktail; 50% Formamide; Fisher BioReagents; 50mL; Poly Bottle; Primary CAS: (75-12-7); For Molecular ...
- 1 EA 50mL
- A concentrated buffer solution
- 1 L
- A concentrated buffer solution
- 500 mL
- A concentrated buffer solution
- 250 mL
- 30%/35%/40%/45%/55%
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- FISH Hybridization Buffer is optimized for performance with FISH probes and contains dextran sulfate, formamide, and SSC...
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- Methanamide/SSC/Dextran sulfate
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- Use for cell culture and chromosome whole print
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- Use for peripheral blood
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- Stringency post-hybridisation solutions are used to rinse non-specifically bound probe molecules while leaving specific ...
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- FFPE FISH Pretreatment can be used to prepare slides for FISH analysis on Formalin-Fixed, Paraffin-Embedded (FFPE) ...
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- Reagents for pretreating cytologic samples prior to FISH. These are the necessary reagents for the recommended ...
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- The reagents in this kit contain all necessary reagents used to pretreat paraffin-embedded or frozen tissue sections or ...
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- The reagents in this kit contain all necessary reagents used to pretreat paraffin-embedded or frozen tissue sections or ...
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