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>Many years back as a graduate student I used DAPI to image individual
>chromosomes in dividing sea urchin embryos. There was a concentration in
>which the cell cycle timing was undistubed and you could see each
>chromosome clearly for at least three cell divisions. At higher
>concentrations the chromosomes did not condense as well and tore themselves
>apart during cell division. As my thesis involved microtubules and the
>spindle I never pusued the cause and effect of the problem.
Thanks for the advice
Unfortunately
a: we already use DAPI as a nuclear marker (for cell density) and
b: it doesn't give the sharp borders that our 3D reconstruction package
needs (this part is a mess!)
As you may have seen, someone else advised bismark brown - so I'll try that
Thanks again
Jonathan Bard
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Anatomy Department, Edinburgh University, Edinburgh EH8 9AG, UK
Telephone (44) (0)131.650.3107 Fax: (44) (0)131.650.6545
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