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Journal of Cell Science, Vol 14, 253-261, Copyright © 1974 by Company of Biologists

Submitted on June 5, 1973

Molecular Hybridization of Mouse Satellite DNA-Complementary RNA in Ultrathin Sections Prepared for Electron Microscopy

J. JACOB 1, KATHERINE GILLIES 1, D. MACLEOD 1, and K. W. JONES 1

1 Department of Genetics, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland

The feasibility of in situ hybridization in tissue sections prepared for electron microscopy has been examined using mouse satellite DNA-complementary RNA and mouse L cells. The results obtained are encouraging, although certain technical aspects require further clarification. In interphase cells, hybrid-forming sites occur in chromatin patches positioned along the nuclear envelope. It is also confirmed that satellite DNA occurs in nucleolus-associated chromatin. The results suggest that satellite sequences are present in intranucleolar and peri-nucleolar chromatin. A similar distribution is indicated for ribosomal cistrons.

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