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In Situ Hybridization of mRNA with Biotin and Digoxigenin Labeled Probes

Frances Chan
,
Herman Yeger
,
Gladys Pawlin
&
Laurence E. Becker
Pages 307-312 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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Xiang Qian, Long Jin & Ricardo V. Lloyd. (2004) In Situ Hybridization: Basic Approaches and Recent Development. Journal of Histotechnology 27:1, pages 53-67.
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David G. Hicks, Gabe Longoria, James Pettay, Tom Grogan, Shannon Tarr & Raymond Tubbs. (2004) In situ hybridization in the pathology laboratory: General principles, automation, and emerging research applications for tissue-based studies of gene expression. The Histochemical Journal 35:6, pages 595-601.
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Xiang Qian & Ricardo V. Lloyd. (2003) Recent Developments in Signal Amplification Methods for In Situ Hybridization. Diagnostic Molecular Pathology 12:1, pages 1-13.
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Nancy A. GillettCurtis M. Chan. (2016) Molecular Pathology in the Preclinical Development of Biopharmaceuticals. Toxicologic Pathology 27:1, pages 48-52.
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Tom McCreery. (1997) Digoxigenin labeling. Molecular Biotechnology 7:2, pages 121-124.
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Alexander Berndt, Hartwig Kosmehl, Dino Celeda & Detlef Katenkamp. (1996) Reduced formamide content and hybridization temperature results in increased non-radioactive mRNA in situ hybridization signals. Acta Histochemica 98:1, pages 79-87.
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