TigerFISH
TigerFISH designs oligonucleotide probes for genome-scale targeting of repetitive DNA intervals for fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH).
Key Features:
- Genome-scale probe design: Designs oligonucleotide probes against highly repetitive DNA intervals across entire genomes.
- Interval-specific repeat probes: Creates panels of probes specific to distinct repetitive DNA intervals.
- Chromosome-specific targeting: Enables design of repeat probes specific to individual chromosomes.
Scientific Applications:
- Visualization of repetitive regions: Enables targeted visualization of repetitive DNA regions in their native chromosomal contexts via FISH.
- Metaphase spread imaging: Supports imaging of repetitive DNA probes on metaphase chromosome spreads.
- Interphase nucleus imaging: Supports imaging of repetitive DNA probes in interphase nuclei.
- Highly multiplexed FISH assays: Extends oligo-based FISH capabilities to include highly repetitive DNA as targets in multiplexed experiments.
Methodology:
TigerFISH uses computational design of oligonucleotide probes to target intervals of highly repetitive DNA at genome scale.
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- Added:
- 1/14/2026
- Last Updated:
- 1/14/2026