Description:

This course covers the basics to advanced concepts of Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization (FISH), a powerful molecular biology technique used to detect and localize specific DNA sequences on chromosomes, in cells, and tissues. Participants will learn the principles of FISH, its applications in research and diagnostics, interpretation of results, troubleshooting common issues, and advanced techniques for improved sensitivity and specificity.

Key Highlights:

• What is FISH
• Principles of FISH
• FISH- steps and procedure
• FISH probes 
• FISH Types
• FISH Results 
• Understanding the FISH results
• Applications in research and diagnostics

What you will learn:

• Understand the principles of FISH
  Learn how FISH is used to detect and localize DNA sequences in cells and tissues.
• Explore applications in research and diagnostics
  Discover how FISH is applied in various fields for genetic analysis and disease diagnosis.
• Master advanced techniques
  Enhance your skills with advanced FISH protocols for better results.
• Troubleshoot common issues
  Learn how to troubleshoot common problems encountered during FISH experiments.
• Interpret FISH results
  Gain expertise in interpreting and analyzing FISH data accurately.
• Optimize sensitivity and specificity
  Discover strategies to improve the sensitivity and specificity of FISH assays.