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Methodological protocol demonstrates light and electron microscopy for meiotic staging in C. elegans gonads, facilitating high-resolution cellular analysis.
The nematode Caenorhabditis elegans has emerged as an informative experimental system for analysis of meiosis, in large part because of the advantageous physical organization of meiotic nuclei as a gradient of stages within the germline. Here we provide tools for detailed observational studies of cells within the worm gonad, including techniques for light and electron microscopy.
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