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Fig. 2. The relationship between Polycomb group proteins and RNAi
components. (A,B) Drosophila larval tissues stained
with DAPI (blue), Polycomb (green), and Dcr2 (red, A) or Dcr1 (red, B). The
Dcr2 RNAi enzyme stains nuclei (the nuclear rim is indicated by a circle) as
prominent foci. A substantial part of these foci (arrows) colocalize with
Polycomb bodies. This is not always the case for other RNAi components. The
right panel shows that Dcr1, which stains the nuclear rim, does not
significantly colocalize with Polycomb in the same tissues. Scale bars: 1
µm. Images courtesy of Charlotte Grimaud and Giacomo Cavalli (Institute of
Human Genetics, CNRS, Montpellier, France).