Live imaging of Histone H1 in a nocodazole treated embryo. The embryo was injected with Alexa 647-Histone H1 and PCNA-GFP proteins and treated with nocodazole, corresponding to Fig. 1.
Zhang M, Kothari P, Lampson M
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