Selected article for: "acid target and nucleic acid"

Author: Cobo, Fernando
Title: Application of Molecular Diagnostic Techniques for Viral Testing
  • Document date: 2012_11_30
  • ID: jiy4cp4n_6
    Snippet: Finally, in situ hybridization is a solid-phase hybridization in which the nucleic acid is contained in cells or tissues fixed in microscope slides. The main disadvantage of in situ hybridization is the limitation of the accessibility of the target nucleic acid in the cells......
    Document: Finally, in situ hybridization is a solid-phase hybridization in which the nucleic acid is contained in cells or tissues fixed in microscope slides. The main disadvantage of in situ hybridization is the limitation of the accessibility of the target nucleic acid in the cells.

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