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[http://www.faculty.virginia.edu/davidson/fluor_insitu/fluorescent_in_situ.html| Lance Davidson's flourescent in situ methods page] | [http://www.faculty.virginia.edu/davidson/fluor_insitu/fluorescent_in_situ.html| Lance Davidson's flourescent in situ methods page] | ||
Vize, P.D., McCoy, K.E., and Zhou, X. (2009). Multichannel wholemount fluorescent and fluorescent/chromogenic in situ hybridization in Xenopus embryos. [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19498377| Nat Protoc. 4(6): 975-983.] | |||
Latest revision as of 11:10, 12 June 2012
These pages contain protocols for performing wholemount fluorescent in situs. Instructions for two-color FISH and for a combination of fluorescent and colorimetric in situs we have called FCIS. Data can be imaged with a fluorescence stereoscope or a confocal.
FISH is not as sensitive as standard BM purple in situs, so if you have a very low abundance message it may not be detectable via fluorescence. You can however do a normal purple development for your low expression gene and a fluorescent counterstain- then overlay them to generate a FCIS image. These are both pretty and very good at highlighting quite subtle overlap
Images:
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FISH, Fluorescein -
FCIS; fluorescent and colorimetric in situ -
Double FISH, Fluorescein and Cy3 -
FISH plus transmitted light
Papers and other sites:
Zhou, X. and Vize, P.D. (2004). Proximo-distal specialization of epithelial transport processes within the Xenopus pronephric tubules. Developmental Biology 271: 322-338.
Lance Davidson's flourescent in situ methods page
Vize, P.D., McCoy, K.E., and Zhou, X. (2009). Multichannel wholemount fluorescent and fluorescent/chromogenic in situ hybridization in Xenopus embryos. Nat Protoc. 4(6): 975-983.