cGMP Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization (FISH)

Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) is used to interrogate specific genomic regions to determine copy number, involvement in translocations or other rearrangements. This technique provides a fuller picture when paired with other whole genome assays such as karyotype or SNP array. From probe design to validation to routine testing, WiCell will be your partner as you work to characterize your cells.

Our highly-trained ASCP (American Society of Clinical Pathology) Certified Analysts and American Board of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ABMGG) board certified or board-eligible directors have provided quality and timely testing results for many years and we now offer a cGMP Compliant FISH service for labs focusing on translational studies and clinical products. Visit our cGMP Testing Services page to learn more about what we can offer with our cGMP compliant characterization services.

  

Please see our sample cGMP FISH Analysis Report to view an example of the final report.  

As part of our cGMP FISH offering you will also receive a Certificate of Compliance which certifies your testing was completed with cGMP compliance where applicable. 

Please request more information below and WiCell will talk you through all aspects of your testing goals to make sure that this service fits your needs.