Minimum Information Specification For In Situ Hybridization and Immunohistochemistry Experiments
Abbreviation: MISFISHIE
Homepage http://mged.sourceforge.net/misfishie/
Developed in United States
Created in 2004
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Additional Information
| Contact | Eric Deutsch ORCID |
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Conditions of Use
Minimum information specification for in situ hybridization and immunohistochemistry experiments (MISFISHIE).
Deutsch EW,Ball CA,Berman JJ,Bova GS,Brazma A,Bumgarner RE,Campbell D,Causton HC,Christiansen JH,Daian F,Dauga D,Davidson DR,Gimenez G,Goo YA,Grimmond S,Henrich T,Herrmann BG,Johnson MH,Korb M,Mills JC,Oudes AJ,Parkinson HE,Pascal LE,Pollet N,Quackenbush J,Ramialison M,Ringwald M,Salgado D,Sansone SA,Sherlock G,Stoeckert CJ Jr,Swedlow J,Taylor RC,Walashek L,Warford A,Wilkinson DG,Zhou Y,Zon LI,Liu AY,True LD
Nat Biotechnol 2008
Development of the Minimum Information Specification for In Situ Hybridization and Immunohistochemistry Experiments (MISFISHIE).
Deutsch EW,Ball CA,Bova GS,Brazma A,Bumgarner RE,Campbell D,Causton HC,Christiansen J,Davidson D,Eichner LJ,Goo YA,Grimmond S,Henrich T,Johnson MH,Korb M,Mills JC,Oudes A,Parkinson HE,Pascal LE,Quackenbush J,Ramialison M,Ringwald M,Sansone SA,Sherlock G,Stoeckert CJ Jr,Swedlow J,Taylor RC,Walashek L,Zhou Y,Liu AY,True LD
OMICS 2006
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