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USCAP March 23-26

Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center San Antonio, TX |
Booth 612
RNAscope™ ISH Assays for Pathology Laboratories
Superior Sensitivity and Specificity in Routine Workflows
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Discover RNAscope, the gold-standard for ISH chemistry and the most reliable assay to detect gene expression in FFPE samples with exceptional sensitivity and specificity over traditional ISH technologies.

  • Superior sensitivity and specificity in FFPE
  • Visualize RNA expression with unambiguous signal
  • Automated protocols to fit lab workflow
  • Probes for any human gene to surpass IHC challenges
Join us to learn more about our innovative RNAscope™ ISH technology and how it can further enhance your research.


Stop by Booth #612 to Meet Our Team.

ATTEND OUR SEMINAR

RNAscope™: What’s New in Clonality ISH: TRBC-Based T-Cell Clonality Meets RNAscope Kappa/Lambda + IGLL5

Join us for an update on the newest advances in in situ hybridization (ISH) clonality testing that brings T-cell and B-cell assessments into a unified, morphology-first workflow. This session will introduce emerging RNAscope TRBC1/TRBC2-based T-cell clonality ISH for assessing T-cell neoplasms. We will also review routine B-cell clonality ISH using RNAscope kappa/lambda with IGLL5 to enhance confidence in cases where light-chain interpretation is challenging. Through illustrative case examples, faculty will highlight how these assays can help resolve common diagnostic dilemmas in a variety of tissue types and samples. Attendees will learn suggested use-cases, key signal patterns, and pitfalls that may mimic or obscure clonality.

Date/Time: Monday, March 23 | 12:00 pm-1:00 pm
Location: Room 3 | Exhibit Hall #2
Program Track: Hematopathology

DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS
Elizabeth L. Courville, MD
Elizabeth L. Courville, MD ​
University of Virginia School of Medicine​		 Jeffrey W. Craig, MD, PhD
Jeffrey W. Craig, MD, PhD​
University of Virginia Health Systems​
STOP BY OUR POSTER # 325

Exploring the Efficacy of TRBC1 and TRBC2 mRNA RNAscope™ for In Situ T-Cell Clonality Assessment in Diverse T-Cell Malignancies

Date/Time: Monday, March 23 | 9:30 am - 12:00 pm
Selected for Moderated Poster: Tuesday, March 24 | 3:46 - 3:53 pm.
Presenter: Sahil Chaudhary, M.B.B.S., Department of Pathology, University of Virginia School of Medicine


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