...) genomes with in situ hybridization and evaluated serum antibodies against EBV, CMV, and mumps among 52 patients with testicular carcinoma and 54 age-matched controls without cancer. There were no statistically significant differences in increased virus titer between patients with testicular cancer...

... from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Verrucous carcinoma Human papillomavirus In situ hybridization Case Report EurUrol 1992;22:83-85 J. C. Noel* M. Vandenbossche* M.O. Penya A. Scissine* G. de Dobbeleer* C.C. Schulman0 A. Verhesta...

... studies have shown that interleukin-5 (IL-5) is a cytokine able to attract and activate eosinophils. The goal of this study was to detect a possible activation of eosinophils in EC using electron microscopy, in situ hybridization with an IL-5 RNA probe and immunochemistry with a specific anti-IL-5...

... to 81%. One of the major limitations of these techniques is that they lack topographic information. We have used a highly sensitive in situ hybridization (ISH) technique which detects single copies of viral genome and provides topographic information for investigation of HPV infection in bladder...

... /p15 INK4B DNA probe used for in–situ hybridization derived from P1 clone 1063 (kindly provided by Dr. Alexander Kamb, Baltimore) and comprised a 80–kb fragment spanning 9p21 the encoding region for p16 INK4 and p15 INK4B . DNA was isolated from the clone 1063 using the Quiagen–Kit after culture in 2...