RNAscope??? Probe - CRE-C2 - Cloning vector nanos-Cre vetor, complete sequence and 5 more items

The University of Virginia awarded a contract to Advanced Cell Diagnostics Inc. on August 6, 2026, with a cumulative value of $2,592.80. The prime contractor supplied specialized RNAscope probes—molecular biology research reagents designed for RNA in situ hybridization applications. The deliverables included five distinct probe variants targeting specific mouse (Mus musculus) messenger RNA transcripts: a cloning vector probe (CRE-C2), and four functional probes targeting neuromedin B (Nmb), solute carrier family 32 member 1 (Slc32a1), sodium channel voltage-gated type I beta (Scn1b), and sodium channel voltage-gated type VIII alpha (Scn8a) transcripts. Unit prices for these probes ranged from $297.50 to $595.00 per item, with shipping and handling costs of $212.80 included in the total contract value.

All deliverables were directed to Rachel Clements at the University of Virginia in Virginia. This contract represents a research support acquisition typical of academic institutions conducting molecular and cellular biology investigations requiring specialized diagnostic probes and reagents.