The use of RNAscope mRNA detection in Surgical Pathology (SC21)
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Method Computer-Based Training
Course overview
RNAscope is a relatively novel, fully automated, in situ hybridization technology for the detection of messenger RNA (mRNA) targets in formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded tissue where results are visualized with a routine light microscope. The technology is extremely sensitive offering single mRNA molecule detection. Following an explanation of the technology, surgical pathology cases will be used to demonstrate its usefulness for the detection of human papilloma virus (HPV), albumin in liver tumors, MDM2 for lipomatous tumors, HER2, and COVID-19.
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
Florida Board of Clinical Laboratory Personnel
Clinical Laboratory Director
1h
General (Histology)
Clinical Laboratory Supervisor
1h
General (Histology)
Clinical Laboratory Technician
1h
General (Histology)
Clinical Laboratory Technologist
1h
General (Histology)