Quantigene viewrna ish cell assay kit
The QuantiGene ViewRNA ISH Cell Assay kit is a tool for the detection and localization of RNA targets within individual cells. It utilizes a hybridization-based approach to visualize specific RNA sequences in fixed cells or tissues.
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FISH was performed with the QuantiGene ViewRNA ISH Cell Assay kit (QVCM0001; Affymetrix) according to the manufacturer’s instructions. The following Affymetrix probe sets were used: Ddr2 (VB1-14375-01), Kank2 (VB1-14376-01), Arpc3 (VB1-14507-01), and Kif5b (VB1-19715). To detect PolyA RNAs, locked nucleic acid–modified oligo(dT) probes (30 nucleotides) labeled with ATTO 655 were added during the hybridization, preamplification, amplification, and last hybridization steps of the QuantiGene ViewRNA ISH Cell Assay. For edge ratio analysis, cells were stained with CellMask Blue Stain (H32720; Thermo Fisher Scientific) instead of DAPI. Samples were mounted on slide glass with ProLong Gold antifade reagent (P36930; Thermo Fisher Scientific).
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