Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization (FISH) || Application of FISH || Clinical relevance of FISH 

I am just now started to learn about instrumentation zoology. In which my topic for today is electron microscope and Fish. Thanks man keep up the good work

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Heading into final year exams for biomedical Science. Extremely helpful video for revision!!

Thank you so much for this Arpan, your videos are going to get me through my biochemistry course.

this is really amazing arpan, ur truly awesome, i am a hematology fellow and i promise to spread ur videos, we have it in text of ASH SAP american society of hematology but ur explanation made 10 times easier to be honest

Helps me with my undergraduate thesis, thank you!

Thank you for your video. I am studying different testing techniques for testing diseases. Your video was informative and put together very well.

This was great, to the point but with enough details to answer my questions. Do you know how expensive this diagnostic testing is? This is outside of my field but I'd assume the mRNA fluorescent probes would be more expensive than a primary+secondary antibody experiment? Thank you!

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Very well explained sir..please make vdo s on genetics in a simple language so that basic students can understand ..thanks a lot

Thank you for this great presentation! Good luck!

Your videos are well-developed, but you need to make subtitles/closed captions available. Unfortunately, some parts are difficult to understand due to accent.

Amazing. Thank you so much for this.

make a video on gish as well.. great video understood the concept completely

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Your work is appreciated!

Can you please explain about GISH (Genomic insitu hybridization)

Excellent explanation

Very helpful sir 💖

If DAPI is the counterstain used to stain the nucleus, which primary stain is used? Why do we need to use nuclear & cytoplasmic stains for detection and subcellular localisation of genes & mRNA in the nucleus and cytoplasm?

beautiful explained

good video

What's the difference between ISH and FISH??.. Dono me probe use hora hai radio labelling..

Very nice

Nice Explanation!

How accurate are FISH results in diagnosing Monosomy X with Amniocentesis fluid?

My monkey brain "Fish", I don't understand fully: making fluorescent DNA, it was cuted with restrictases so I quess, it needed to be separeted through electrophoresis with big number of restrictases because these were leap endings of DNA. After isolation for what to put it in plasmid, no sense, we can already use polimerase RNA to make pre-mRNA or small mRNA. I understand hybrydyzation of RNA with RNA, I quess that we can also use retro-polymerase DNA to make single chain DNA from RNA wirh fluorescent nucleotydes and then we could somehow (how?) hybrydase it with chromosome, no we can hybrydase it during replication proces I quess.

May I get this PPT please???

I have a question regarding dna sequence using FISH. "Is it possible to identify a particular gene sequence (for example - Amel Y) using FISH if there is lot of depurination (loss of adenine , guanine) in interested gene sequence ?"

Thankuu bro

What is fibre fish

Pls add subtitle to this video

Very nice