FISH Hybridization System

FISH Hybridization System





FISH Hybridization System is a compact and benchtop model, adopted with FISH processing step and three operation modes as denaturation plus hybridization, hybridization, and multiple-step operation. It offers 12 slides capacity, 0 to 100°C of temperature range and automatic cooling and warm-up function with 1 min to 99 h 59 min of time range. Features touch screen interface, automatic power recovery, high precise temperature control and 105 custom stored programs, ensures reliable results with high efficiency and accuracy. used for the detection and visualization of specific nucleic acid sequences within cells or tissue samples. Fluorescence in situ hybridization allows researchers to study the spatial distribution and abundance of specific DNA or RNA sequences in chromosomes, cells, or tissues.FISH involves the use of specific probes – short sequences of DNA or RNA labeled with fluorescent dyes. These probes are designed to complementarily bind to the target nucleic acid sequences.Probes are labeled with fluorescent dyes that emit detectable signals when exposed to specific wavelengths of light.Labeled probes are applied to the sample, and hybridization occurs when the probes bind specifically to complementary sequences in the denatured DNA or RNA. This step allows for the visualization of the target sequences.