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Arabidopsis thaliana: Root cutting and Staining


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  • By Nicholas DelRose

Description

The root meristem is cut with a needle under the microscope. These cuts remove the root stem cell niche responsible for new cells and growth of the organ. In preparation for microscopy, we stain roots with Propidium iodide to outline cell walls.

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