Dear all,
As most of us are working on analysing the gene activity and protein expression here is a technique called Fluorescent in situ gene protein assay that allows us to address gene activity and corresponding protein expression in the same cells at the same time. The new assay is described in the August issue of the journal Neuro-Oncology
Novel technique reveals both gene number and protein expression simultaneously
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