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The microscope has been indispensable to the last century of chromatin structure research. Microscopy techniques have revealed that the three-dimensional location of chromatin is not random but represents a further manifestation of a highly compartmentalized cell nucleus. Moreover, the structure and location of genetic loci display cell type-specific differences and relate directly to the state of...
Electron microscopy has been the ‘gold standard’ of spatial resolution for studying the structure of the cell nucleus. Electron spectroscopic imaging (ESI) offers advantages over conventional transmission electron microscopy by eliminating the need for heavy-atom contrast agents. ESI also provides mass-dependent and element-specific information at high resolution, permitting the distinguishing of...
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