Test & Measurement
Agilent Technologies Expands Catalog of SureFISH Probes to Largest Offering on the Market
Agilent Technologies Inc. today launched additional Agilent SureFISH probes, creating the largest offering of oligonucleotide-based fluorescent in situ hybridization assays on the market. Over 425 probes are now available from Agilent, including centromere probes for all 24 chromosomes, and 35 telomere probes.
AgilAgilent SureFISH probes provide high-quality results and have allowed us to reduce turnaround time and expense, said Jennifer Laffin, Ph.D., F.A.C.M.G., assistant professor, department of pediatrics, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine, and public health director, Clinical Genetics Laboratories.
Oligo FISH probes target relevant regions for a wide range of constitutional and cancer applications.
In just over two months we have dramatically increased the number of probes we offer, demonstrating our commitment to quickly expand this portfolio for our customers, said Robert Schueren, Agilent vice president and general manager, Genomics. Agilent is excited to be the only company to offer an oligo FISH platform and other molecular analysis products, including SurePrint CGH+SNP microarrays, and HaloPlex and SureSelect next-gen sequencing products, delivering a full set of solutions for cytogenetic research needs.
Agilent's SureFISH product line offers:
-Unique probes not available in BAC format.
-Higher resolution and smaller regions than BAC probes.
-Shorter hybridization (as fast as four hours).
-Next-generation sequencing verification for every probe (ensures specificity to the region of interest).