Single Nucleotide Polymorphism Typing Going Spatial: In Situ Padlock Probes Targeting mRNA Variants to Identify Haploidentical Cells within the Tissue Environment
Emiel Slaats(Medical University of Graz), Thomas Kroneis(Medical University of Graz), Michael Eikmans(Leiden University Medical Center), Amin El‐Heliebi(Medical University of Graz), Anne Cathrine Staff(Oslo University Hospital), J. Schönberger(Medical University of Graz), Jaqueline Anholts(Leiden University), K. Schüch(Medical University of Graz), Daniel Pitz Jacobsen(Oslo University Hospital), Bernadette Bramreiter(Medical University of Graz), Katja Sallinger(Medical University of Graz)
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