Genomic Imaging

Genomic imaging is a technique that allows scientists to visualize and study specific regions of DNA within cells. By using advanced imaging tools and molecular markers, it reveals the location, structure, and interactions of genes directly inside the cell nucleus. This helps researchers understand how genes function, how genetic disorders develop, and how the genome is organized, all at a cellular level. Essentially, genomic imaging provides a detailed map of genetic material in its natural environment, offering insights that were previously difficult to obtain with traditional genetic analysis.