Detection of immunoglobulin light chain restriction by rna in situ hybridization
AssigneeAdvanced Cell Diagnostics, Inc.
InventorsXiao-Jun MA, Yuling LUO, Raymond Tubbs
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AssigneeAdvanced Cell Diagnostics, Inc.
InventorsXiao-Jun MA, Yuling LUO, Raymond Tubbs
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The invention provides a method for detecting immunoglobulin light chain restriction and clonality in B cells by obtaining a sample of B cells from a subject; conducting a duplex in situ hybridization assay on the sample using (i) at least one probe set which is designed to specifically hybridize to immunoglobulin kappa chain constant region (IGKCR) RNA; and (ii) at least one probe set which is designed to specifically hybridize to immunoglobulin lambda chain constant region (IGLCR) RNA; detecting signal associated with hybridized IGKCR probe and signal associated with hybridized IGLCR probe in a population of B cells in the sample; and determining a pattern of signal associated with hybridized IGKCR probe and hybridized IGLCR probe within individual cells in the B cell population, wherein the pattern of signal within individual cells indicates the presence or absence of light chain restriction and clonality of the B cells.
A method for detecting immunoglobulin light chain restriction and clonality in B cells, the method comprising:
A method for detecting immunoglobulin light chain restriction and clonality in B cells, the method comprising:
The method of claim, 10 further comprising using at least one negative control probe set.
A kit for detecting immunoglobulin light chain restriction and clonality in human B cells comprising agents for conducting an RNA in situ hybridization assay including:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.