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C-CLASS microscopy allows the detection of nanoscale changes in chromatin structure

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Abstract

Coherent confocal light absorption and scattering spectroscopic (C-CLASS) microscopy, which extends the principles of light scattering spectroscopy to subcellular imaging, can be used to reveal biological structures well beyond the diffraction limit. Here we show that high-resolution C-CLASS microscopy can be used to detect nanoscale changes in chromatin structure. Unlike most methods for chromatin monitoring, C-CLASS microscopy can be used label-free in live cells. Live differentiating hiPSC organoids were measured over the space of sixteen days and characteristic chromatin changes were observed.

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