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Standardization of karyotyping plant chromosomes by a newly developed chromosome image analyzing system (CHIAS).

Abstract

A chromosome image analyzing system (CHIAS) has been developed especially for plant chromosomes. A standard karyotyping method using CHIAS is also described. The characteristics of the CHIAS are as follows: 1) the main objects of the analysis are plant chromosomes, 2) it constructs a man-machine interactive system to put researchers' decisions into the analytical process, 3) it can automate the routine part of an analysis as much as possible, and 4) it digitizes the image information of chromosomes and analyzes them. Software for karyotype analysis of plant chromosomes has been developed. Thus, in the case of rye chromosomes, it is possible to get quantitative data for all chromosomes and a karyogram within 25 min.

Entities: Species

Year: 1986 PMID： 24247766 DOI： 10.1007/BF00261449

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Theor Appl Genet ISSN： 0040-5752 Impact factor: 5.699

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10. Reduced levels of chloroplast FtsH protein in tobacco mosaic virus-infected tobacco leaves accelerate the hypersensitive reaction.

Authors: S Seo; M Okamoto; T Iwai; M Iwano; K Fukui; A Isogai; N Nakajima; Y Ohashi
Journal: Plant Cell Date: 2000-06 Impact factor: 11.277

Standardization of karyotyping plant chromosomes by a newly developed chromosome image analyzing system (CHIAS).

1. THE APPLICATION OF QUANTITATIVE CYTOCHEMICAL TECHNIQUES TO THE STUDY OF INDIVIDUAL MAMMALIAN CHROMOSOMES.

2. Computer analysis of Giemsa banding patterns and automatic classification of human chromosomes.

3. Automated chromosome analysis using the Magiscan Image Analyser.

4. Computerized chromosome identification by aid of the quinacrine mustard fluorescence technique.

5. The 24 fluorescence patterns of the human metaphase chromosomes - distinguishing characters and variability.

6. Automatic chromosome analysis. I. A simple method for classification of B- and D-group chromosomes represented by band transition sequences.

7. Measurement of C-bands in human chromosomes.

8. Computer-oriented analysis of human chromosomes. I. Photometric estimation of DNA content.

9. The microcomputer-based color image analyzer and its application to histochemistry.

1. Combined PI-DAPI staining (CPD) reveals NOR asymmetry and facilitates karyotyping of plant chromosomes.

2. chromDraw: an R package for visualization of linear and circular karyotypes.

3. Identification and characterization of somatic rice chromosomes by imaging methods.

4. Variability in rDNA loci in the genus Oryza detected through fluorescence in situ hybridization.

5. Microdissection of plant chromosomes by argon-ion laser beam.

6. Visualization of the Brassica self-incompatibility S-locus on identified oilseed rape chromosomes.

7. Physical mapping of unique nucleotide sequences on identified rice chromosomes.

8. Condensation pattern (CP) analysis of plant chromosomes by an improved chromosome image analysing system, CHIAS III.

Review 9. Imaging approaches for chromosome structures.

10. Reduced levels of chloroplast FtsH protein in tobacco mosaic virus-infected tobacco leaves accelerate the hypersensitive reaction.