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THE methods which have been developed for annealing nucleic acids in situ1,2 have recently been utilized in locating the positions of satellite fractions of DNA in the cells of a number of species including mouse3,4 and man5. RNA complementary to viral DNA can be used in a similar manner to localize viral nucleic acid in the host cell6.
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MCDOUGALL, J., DUNN, A. & JONES, K. In situ Hybridization of Adenovirus RNA and DNA. Nature 236, 346–348 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1038/236346a0
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