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FISH (Fluorescence in- situ hybridization)
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Virendra Singh
Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) is a molecular cytogenetic technique that uses fluorescent probes that bind to only those parts of a nucleic acid sequence with a high degree of sequence complementarity.
(Hindi) Techniques in Molecular Biology : CSIR-UGC NET
13 lessons • 1h 49m
1
Course Overview (in Hindi)
3:16mins
2
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) (in Hindi)
8:42mins
3
PCR: Primer Design and DNA Polymerase (in Hindi)
10:19mins
4
PCR :Cycle (in Hindi)
9:33mins
5
PCR: RT, Nested, Inverse and Anchored PCR (in Hindi)
9:12mins
6
Real Time PCR (in Hindi)
8:29mins
7
RACE and RAPD (in Hindi)
9:50mins
8
RFLP and AFLP (in Hindi)
8:43mins
9
SSR: Simple Sequence Repeats (in Hindi)
8:35mins
10
FISH (Fluorescence in- situ hybridization)
8:01mins
11
DNA sequencing: Sanger method
8:44mins
12
DNA sequencing: Maxam Gilbert method
8:12mins
13
Automated sequencing
8:04mins
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