Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization Probe
A fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) probe is a laboratory tool used to detect specific DNA sequences within cells. It uses fluorescent markers that bind to targeted genetic material, allowing researchers and clinicians to visualize genetic changes under a microscope. This technique is commonly used in genetic testing and cancer diagnostics.
Looking for someone to coordinate the Easter Egg Hunt for the young people in the GRF Community. Please email Jackie Troppman at unionjackiet@gmail.com
Looking for high school students to help clear driveway on Gray Rock Dr
Snow thrower available for use. Contact me @ 410-465-3728 if interested. Thanks, Carla
Attached is the Superintendent's Proposed Attendance Area Adjustment Plan. The plan proposes to reassign students at Bryant Woods ES, Clemens Crossing ES and Swansfield ES. No middle or high schools students are proposed to be reassigned. Of course, the BOE has to approve the plan.