Histobiolab Releases Over 150 FISH Probes for Hematology, Pathology and Constitutional Cytogenetics
Dec 1, 2022
Histobiolab announced the release of its FISH probes that can be applied to meet precise research needs.
USA - December 1, 2022 /MarketersMEDIA/ —
Histobiolab, the division of Creative Bioarray, is a full-service provider for histology and histopathology needs. With a comprehensive histopathology platform and computational pathology team, Histobiolab is dedicated to providing a broad range of tissue processing, immunohistochemistry (IHC) and in situ hybridization services, molecular and digital pathology to deliver consistent, high quality and reproducible results. Recently, Histobiolab announced the release of its FISH probes that can be applied to meet precise research needs.
FISH probes provide a practical way to detect genetic aberrations, including gene amplifications, deletions, chromosomal/gene copy number changes, chromosomal translocations, gene expression at the RNA level, and bacterial/viral detection. The combination of Creative Bioarray's FISH probe technology and cell isolation technology provides unprecedented analytical accuracy on FFPE samples, raising the bar for more precise analysis of chromosomal disorders in specific target cells.
Creative Bioarray's composition ranges from satellite counting probes, subtelomeric probes, and site-specific probes, with over 150 FISH probes for hematology, pathology, and somatic cytogenetics. Creative Bioarray's high-affinity FISH probes provide rapid, sensitive, and specific detection of chromosomal DNA, and customers can design their own FISH probes. In addition, these probes have short hybridization times, are suitable for fixed cells and chromosomal spread, and their strong multiplexing ability can provide different labels.
Creative Bioarray specializes in the custom development of FISH probes according to customer requirements, and custom FISH solutions go beyond single-gene, single-region analysis. And, FISH probe cards use multiple probes, each labeled with a unique fluorophore, which allows simultaneous identification of several possible abnormalities in a single sample.
Creative Bioarray has developed standard operating procedures to reduce variability in biological sample collection and storage. As a one-stop biospecimen source, Creative Bioarray's extensive and growing network contains millions of biospecimens from research participants with various medical conditions including oncology, neurology, endocrinology, dermatology medical, cardiovascular, gastrointestinal and infectious diseases, and normal adjacent tissues. In addition to FISH probes, the available biospecimens provided by Creative Bioarray include blood samples, biological fluids, subcellular components, FFPE paper towels, frozen tissues, etc.
“We have developed standard operating procedures to reduce variability in the collection and storage of biospecimen.” said Hannah Cole, the marketing director of Creative Bioarray, she also added, “We can also work with you to obtain other types of specimens needed for your research.”
About Creative Bioarray
Creative Bioarray is dedicated to offering customers innovative biotechnology products and services for research use to greatly enhance and drive innovation and standards in science. As a well-recognized industry leader with more than 10 years of experience and in-house expert support, Creative Bioarray has already countenanced research all around the world.
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Name: Hannah Cole
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Organization: Histobiolab | Creative Bioarray
Address: Shirley, NY 11967, USA
Phone: 6313868241
Website: https://www.histobiolab.com/
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