Fluorescent In Situ Hybridization|FISH|Hybridization|Gene Location|Poonam Agrawal

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Mam, How is the complementary strand to the target sequence removed before hybridization? Because it may happen that during hybridization or cooling, the target strand again bind to the complementary sequence instead of probe

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Ma'am why point mutations can't be detected by fish?.....and why pcr can't be used for large gene mutations?

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One single point mutation SNP on DNA cannot be hybridized by labeled probe, because we are using the whole intact chromosomes..and still SNP DNA can also hybridized and denatured it.... In case of multiple mutations, PCR will detect easily with use of multiple probes...allele specific probes...

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