loading...| Preferred Name |
FISH |
| Definitions |
The use of multiple, differentially colored fluorescently-labeled probes (usu. fosmids, cosmids, or BACs) hybridized to a chromosome spread to detect copy number and position of target loci. Advantages: gives unambiuous relative positional information, can detect balanced and unbalanced translocations. Disadvantages: very low resolution, low throughput, labor intensive. |
| ID |
http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/LNC/LA26404-6 |
| Answer to | |
| cui |
C0162789 |
| definition |
The use of multiple, differentially colored fluorescently-labeled probes (usu. fosmids, cosmids, or BACs) hybridized to a chromosome spread to detect copy number and position of target loci. Advantages: gives unambiuous relative positional information, can detect balanced and unbalanced translocations. Disadvantages: very low resolution, low throughput, labor intensive. |
| notation |
LA26404-6 |
| prefLabel |
FISH |
| tui |
T063 |