Unlock Deeper Insights with Spatial Multiomics: Track RNA Therapeutics, Explore Biomarkers in Tissue Context, and Maximize Data on a Single Slide.
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Dynamic Biomarker Analysis
Visualize biomarkers before and after translation for a complete understanding of their behavior.
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Insightful RNA Therapeutic Effects
Uncover the true impact of your RNA-targeted therapies within the tissue.
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Contextual RNA Understanding
Analyze RNA within its tissue micro-environment for richer, more relevant insights.
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Efficient, Comprehensive Data
Gain maximum insights from a single slide, conserving tissue and reducing guesswork.
Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) and in situ hybridization (ISH) are both molecular biology techniques used to detect and localize the presence or absence of specific DNA or RNA sequences in cells or tissues. FISH is a specific type of in situ hybridization that employs fluorescent labels for visualization, while ISH is a more general term that encompasses various hybridization techniques, including those using non-fluorescent labels.
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