2020 Jun 26 - Rebroadcast: Preview of the new RNA ISH Assay to Detect miRNAs, siRNAs and ASOs
Helly Pimentel, MBA
Product Manager, Advanced Cell Diagnostics
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Outline:
Envision the detection of miRNAs, siRNAs, ASOs, and other small RNAs (17-50nt) at single cell resolution. The upcoming ISH Assay is a robust RNA in situ hybridization assay enabling highly specific and highly sensitive detection of small RNAs in tissues with spatial and morphological context.
Who should attend:
- Researchers interested in localization of small RNAs including miRNAs, siRNAs, and ASOs in tissue
- Researchers interested in small RNA ISH-IHC co-detection in the same tissue section
- Researchers working with FFPE cells & tissues (TMAs) and fresh or fixed frozen tissues
- Researchers working with Manual or Automated in situ hybridization assays
Learning Objectives:
This webinar will highlight the top applications that the new ISH Assay technology can support and will include:
- Introduction to the new ISH technology and workflow
- Applications that necessitate the use of the new RNA ISH Assay
- Timeline for the release of the new RNA ISH Assay
- Address frequently asked questions regarding the new ISH Assay
