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Acrocentric associations in mongol populations.

D J Curtis.

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Year: 1974 PMID： 4134625 DOI： 10.1007/bf00338131

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Humangenetik ISSN： 0018-7348

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5. A rapid banding technique for human chromosomes.

Authors: M Seabright
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7. Pericentric enversion of chromosome no. 13 in a large family leading to duplication deficiency causing congenital malformations in three individuals.

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10. Persistence of nucleoli in short term and long term cell cultures and in direct bone marrow preparations in mammalian materials.

Authors: W K Heneen; W W Nichols
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Acrocentric associations in mongol populations.

1. THE SITES OF NUCLEOLUS FORMATION IN HUMAN PACHYTENE CHROMOSOMES.

2. Nucleolus-organisers in the causation of chromosomal anomalies in man.

3. Letter: Ribosomal DNA connectives between human acrocentric chromosomes.

4. Nonrandomness of translocations in man: preferential entry of chromosomes into 13-15-21 translocations.

5. A rapid banding technique for human chromosomes.

6. New technique for distinguishing between human chromosomes.

7. Pericentric enversion of chromosome no. 13 in a large family leading to duplication deficiency causing congenital malformations in three individuals.

8. Group G deletion syndromes.

9. Cyclic nucleolar changes during the cell cycle. I. Variations in number, size, morphology and position.

10. Persistence of nucleoli in short term and long term cell cultures and in direct bone marrow preparations in mammalian materials.

1. Distribution of human chromosomes on the metaphase plate using banding techniques.

2. Monosomy 21 in a human spontaneous abortus. Morphogenetic disturbances and phenotype at the cellular level.

3. Differential associative behaviour of mitotic and meiotic acrocentric chromosomes.

4. General and specific patterns of acrocentric association in parents of mongol children.

5. [Acrocentric associations in parents of mongol children].

6. Activity of rRNA genes in cells of a patient with Down syndrome mosaic.

7. Non-random association of trypsin-banded human acrocentric chromosomes.

8. Acrocentric chromosome associations in man.

9. Human nucleolar organizer chromosomes: satellite associations.

10. Satellite associations and NOR staining in mitoses of trisomy 21 mosaicism.