Characterization of G-banded chromosomes of the Indian muntjac and progression of banding patterns through different stages of condensation.
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Summary
Precise delineation of the bands and subbands on extended prophase chromosomes and the usage of a proposed banding pattern nomenclature should aid in better detection and localization of induced chromosomal rearrangements with this extremely useful experimental material.
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- article
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- 1985-01-01
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Keywords
Prophase, Metaphase, Biology, Mitosis, Chromosome
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