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frenchFISH: Poisson models for quantifying DNA copy-number from fluorescence in situ hybridisation of tissue sections

2018-12-05

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Chromosomal aberration and DNA copy number change are robust hallmarks of cancer. Imaging of spots generated using fluorescence in situ hybridisation (FISH) of locus specific probes is routinely used to detect copy number changes in tumour nuclei. However, it often does not perform well on solid tumour tissue sections, where partially represented or overlapping nuclei are common. To overcome these challenges, we h...

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f173b8bb-0232-5621-96ea-d213640af1fd
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10.1101/487926
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