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Fig. 3. Cohesin associates with the cut locus in salivary gland
chromosomes. (A) Wild-type (Oregon R) polytene chromosomes double
immunostained for the Smc1 (green) and Stromalin (red) cohesin subunits. The
merged image shows that both subunits bind the same sites. Identities of the
chromosome arms are indicated in the phase-contrast micrograph. The staining
pattern is reproducible in several spreads. Neither pre-immune serum showed
staining, and the secondary antibodies did not show cross-species reactivity.
(B) Higher magnification of the anti-Stromalin staining (red), showing cohesin
association with the 7B3-4 region (arrows) containing cut. The
phase-contrast micrograph is a photographic negative to make it easier to see
cohesin staining in the merge.