TEST DIRECTORY

FISH (Fluorescence in situ hybridization)
Fluorescence in situ hybridization
Hybridizes with the target DNA using a probe labeled with a fluorescent dye, and uses the fluorescent site that develops at a specific wavelength as a signal on the chromosome. How to detect under fluorescence microscope.
There is a direct method in which a probe labeled with a fluorescent dye is directly bound to the target DNA, and an indirect method in which the probe labeled with a labeling substance is bound to the target DNA, and then the labeled probe and fluorescent substance are bound to develop color. .

FISH (Fluorescence in situ hybridization)
Fluorescence in situ hybridization
Hybridizes with the target DNA using a probe labeled with a fluorescent dye, and uses the fluorescent site that develops at a specific wavelength as a signal on the chromosome. How to detect under fluorescence microscope.
There is a direct method in which a probe labeled with a fluorescent dye is directly bound to the target DNA, and an indirect method in which the probe labeled with a labeling substance is bound to the target DNA, and then the labeled probe and fluorescent substance are bound to develop color. .

FISH (Fluorescence in situ hybridization)
Fluorescence in situ hybridization
Hybridizes with the target DNA using a probe labeled with a fluorescent dye, and uses the fluorescent site that develops at a specific wavelength as a signal on the chromosome. How to detect under fluorescence microscope.
There is a direct method in which a probe labeled with a fluorescent dye is directly bound to the target DNA, and an indirect method in which the probe labeled with a labeling substance is bound to the target DNA, and then the labeled probe and fluorescent substance are bound to develop color. .

Enzyme-antibody method
A method in which an antigen-antibody reaction is performed against the target antigen using an enzyme-labeled antibody, and a chromogenic substrate is added to measure the enzyme activity. There is a direct method in which an enzyme-labeled antibody is reacted directly, and an indirect method in which an unlabeled antibody is reacted with the antigen and then a secondary reaction is performed with an enzyme-labeled antibody.

FISH (Fluorescence in situ hybridization)
Fluorescence in situ hybridization
A method of hybridization with target DNA using a probe labeled with a fluorescent dye, and detection of fluorescent sites that are colored at specific wavelengths as signals on chromosomes under a fluorescence microscope.
There are two methods: a direct method in which a probe labeled with a fluorescent dye is directly bound to the target DNA, and an indirect method in which a probe labeled with a labeling substance is bound to the target DNA, followed by binding of the labeled probe and the fluorescent substance to generate color.

Enzyme-antibody method
A method in which an antigen-antibody reaction is performed against the target antigen using an enzyme-labeled antibody, and a chromogenic substrate is added to measure the enzyme activity.
There are two methods: a direct method in which an enzyme-labeled antibody reacts directly with the antigen, and an indirect method in which an unlabeled antibody reacts with the antigen followed by a secondary reaction with an enzyme-labeled antibody.

FISH (Fluorescence in situ hybridization)
Fluorescence in situ hybridization
A method of hybridization with target DNA using a probe labeled with a fluorescent dye, and detection of fluorescent sites that are colored at specific wavelengths as signals on chromosomes under a fluorescence microscope.
There are two methods: a direct method in which a probe labeled with a fluorescent dye is directly bound to the target DNA, and an indirect method in which a probe labeled with a labeling substance is bound to the target DNA, followed by binding of the labeled probe and the fluorescent substance to generate color.

FISH (Fluorescence in situ hybridization)
Fluorescence in situ hybridization
A method of hybridization with target DNA using a probe labeled with a fluorescent dye, and detection of fluorescent sites that are colored at specific wavelengths as signals on chromosomes under a fluorescence microscope.
There are two methods: a direct method in which a probe labeled with a fluorescent dye is directly bound to the target DNA, and an indirect method in which a probe labeled with a labeling substance is bound to the target DNA, followed by binding of the labeled probe and the fluorescent substance to generate color.