The neutral-neutral two-dimensional agarose gel technique is mainly used to determine the chromosomal positions where DNA replication starts, but it is also applied to visualize replication fork progression and breakage as well as intermediates in DNA recombination. Here we provide a step-by-step protocol to analyze the fairly underrepresented and fragile replication intermediates in yeast chromosomal DNA. The technique can also be adapted to analyze replication intermediates in chromosomal DNA of higher eukaryotic organisms.
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