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Variation in trypsin banding at different stages of contraction in human chromosomes and the definition, by measurement, of the “average” karyotype

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Ideograms of chromosomes obtained by the trypsin/Leishman method are presented in which the size and position of the bands of chromosomes at different stages of contraction have been defined by measurement. A hypothesis is suggested which could explain the changes observed in the banding pattern between stages of condensation.

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Seabright, M., Cooke, P. & Wheeler, M. Variation in trypsin banding at different stages of contraction in human chromosomes and the definition, by measurement, of the “average” karyotype. Hum Genet 29, 35–40 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00273349

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