1999
DOI: 10.1139/g99-071
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Increased resolution of in situ hybridization signal by electron microscopy: A comparison with fluorescence microscopy

Abstract: Cytogenetic studies by in situ hybridization (ISH) have proven to be valuable for gene mapping on banded chromosomes when combined with fluorescence microscopy (FISH). However, even under the best conditions, FISH technology has a resolving power inherent to light of just 0.2 µm. Its utilization is further limited by the diffusion of light coming from the fluorescent signal which covers an area considerably larger than the target DNA sequence. The development of new ISH protocols applied to electron microscopy… Show more

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