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MetaSystems has been developing and producing system software for automated microscopy since 1986. Today, users in more than 103 countries rely on the laboratory solutions by MetaSystems.
In addition to generating the highest quality images, our modern approaches include an advanced workflow management that grows with your requirements.
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"FISH is a powerful method for detecting cytogenetic aberrations in FFPE samples. [...] On average, it took approximately 9 min to complete the analysis of a single sample. Constant manual interaction was not required during this time, which included the digital archival of the scanned area of the slide as well. Inspection of every single grid unit captured for analysis was not required. [...] In conclusion, we report a reliable and fast automated FISH analysis procedure for the detection of translocations in tissue sections."
Cited From: Cytometry (2008)
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MetaSystems Probes now has its own website. If you are looking for MetaSystems XCyting DNA Probes, please visit the MetaSystems Probes website.
The 2024 meeting “Fundamental genomics. New approaches. Solutions for the changing environment and human health.” will focus on basic research in the field of genomics, environmental sciences, and mutagenesis.
