| TesT-FISH
software is designed to automate the FISH
analysis procedure.
Fluorescence in Situ Hybridization or FISH is a method of
location or DNA existence identification directly on a cytological
specimen, i.e. directly in the sites of their real location in a cell or
in a chromosome (in situ - directly in the place). Hybridization in situ -
is an adaptation of nuclear hybridization method carried out with
solutions of nuclear acids extracts. This method is widely used for
physical mapping of plant, animal and human chromosomes, for linking of
genes and anonymous DNA samples to specific chromosome regions, for
detection of different chromosomal rearrangements by using specific
molecular DNA probes, for visualization of location of various chromosomal
segments in interphasic nuclei, determination of kinship between species.
The TesT-FISH 2.0 is the basis of the specialized TesT-FISH image analysis system. |
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