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US Patent 8062897 Diagnostic histopathology using multiplex gene expression FISH

Patent 8062897 was granted and assigned to Aureon Laboratories on November, 2011 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Aureon Laboratories
Aureon Laboratories
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
8062897
Patent Inventor Names
Michael J. Donovan0
Paola Capodieci0
Date of Patent
November 22, 2011
Patent Application Number
11404272
Date Filed
April 14, 2006
Patent Primary Examiner
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Bradley L. Sisson
Patent abstract

The present invention relates to a method for detecting one or more nascent RNAs in a tissue sample using FISH. In the method, a plurality of probes (8 to 82) may be used to detect a single species of nascent RNA. Further, a plurality of nascent RNA species may be detected simultaneously using between 8 and 82 probes for each nascent RNA. The invention comprises, in addition, methods of preparing a sample for nascent RNA detection by reducing autofluorescence of the tissue sample. These techniques may be synergistically combined to achieve significantly improved results.

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