micronuclei

How are Micronuclei Detected?

Micronuclei can be detected using various staining techniques and microscopic analysis. Common methods include:
Giemsa staining which highlights the chromatin material.
Fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) for more specific identification of chromosome fragments and whole chromosomes.
Flow cytometry for automated, high-throughput detection.

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