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. 2003 Mar 3;197(5):553–565. doi: 10.1084/jem.20021891

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Figure 5. — Telomere fusions arise in Art^N/N ES cells. (A) Telomeric sequence was identified using a Cy3-labeled peptide nucleic acid probe in metaphases from Art^N/N, DNA-PKcs^N/N, and TC1 ES cells. (B) Representative short-arm telomeric fusion in an Art^N/N ES cell metaphase. Arrow represents two telomeric signals located at the point of fusion between cytogenetically invisible short arms. Adjacent, nonfused chromosomes would show four discrete signals.