In situ ...

Timur Yarovinsky tyarovin at blue.weeg.uiowa.edu
Thu Jan 22 14:54:18 EST 1998

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Hi,

I need to localize particular mRNA in tissue by in situ hybridization. I 
see most authors use cRNA. Is probing with DNA labeled by nick translation
too bad (insensitive) for that? What about oligonucleotides? Do I really
need to make riboprobes if the mRNA is not overexpressed?

Is in situ RT-PCR more sensitive than hybridization with riboprobes?

Any comments welcome.


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