Fast, inexpensive, sensitive, and high-throughput tool for cytogenetics

In this article from BioDot, explore how cytogenetic technology, while often considered an older discipline, has demonstrated time and again to be robust and reliable. Brian Kirk discusses how the rapid advances in modern molecular techniques, particularly next-generation sequencing, have threatened to replace conventional cytogenetics, and shares obstacles which remain preventing widespread application. Furthermore, discover an effective way to visualize and map the genetic material in a cell with FISHArray™ technology, enabling scientists to detect small genetic abnormalities that would otherwise be invisible to the naked eye.