The phrase "a fishing probe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to fishing equipment or scientific research involving aquatic environments.
Example: "The researchers deployed a fishing probe to gather data on the fish population in the lake."
Alternatives: "fishing device" or "fishing instrument".
Two spiked bottles contained a yeast for which a PNA-FISH probe was not available (C. pelliculosa, Cr. neoformans); both bottles were negative with the yeast dual probe and Traffic Light probe [Figure 1].
Compared to traditional culture methods, 96 of 120 positive BACTEC blood culture bottles contained an organism for which a PNA-FISH probe was available.
Twenty-three signal-positive bottles contained a bacteria or yeast for which a PNA-FISH probe was not available [Figure 1, Figure 2].
To visualize centromeric domains, co-IF was performed for CENP-B (red), CENP-C (green) and RNA Polymerase II (phosphorylated on serine 2, RNAPIIS2P, green), whereas CENP-A (red) and HJURP (red) antibodies were co-stained with a DNA FISH probe against centromeric α-satellite DNA repeats (green).
Although the correct choice of a PNA-FISH probe is contingent upon correct interpretation of a Gram stain, we do not feel this is an issue with properly trained laboratory technologists.
A micro-FISH probe from normal band region 16p11-16p13 further demonstrated amplification of 16p sequences in both HT1080/DR4 and H69AR.
Therefore, to directly reveal the genomic origin of the sequenced RNA, we converted it to a DNA FISH probe (cenRNA 1DNA).
In vitro testing of cell viability of CLL cells with or without del 8p) (verified with a FISH-specific probe) following exposure to ibrutinib and/or TRAIL was performed by flow cytometry using Annexin V and propidium iodide staining.
Based on Gram stain results from the signal-positive blood culture bottle, a specific PNA-FISH probe was selected for use.
