In <46odrr$rg6 at winx03.informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de> Wilfried Rossoll
<imsd007 at uni-wuerzburg.de> writes:
>>Dear Bionetters,
>> A friend of mine needs your advice! He is a pathologist at an
hospital
>and quite new to molecular biology. He plans to use fluorescent in
situ
>hybridizytion or in situ PCR to examine chromosomal aberrations in
biopsy
>tissue.
> To get more information about these techniques, he would like to know
>which resources are available.
>>- Are there lab-manuals with FISH protocols available?
> - Do you know good books about this technique?
>- Who organizes workshops and courses where he could learn this
>technique?
> - Have any reviews dealing with this topic been published recently?
>- Which are the landmark papers in this field?
> - Can you recommend suppliers of reagents/equipment?
>- etc.................
>>THANKS!
>He really appreciates all the numerous replies from the knowledgeable
>Bionet-community.....
>>---------------------------------------------------------------
>Wilfried ROSSOLL
>MSZ, Wuerzburg, Germany
>imsd007 at rzbox.uni-wuerzburg.de>---------------------------------------------------------------
>Have him contact the company Oncor.
They sell probes, kits, etc for FISH, and can give you all the
protocols. Don't happen to have their phone number handy, but I'm sure
you could look it up.
HK
