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DNS-Reduplikationsmuster der Somatischen Chromosomen von Cricetus cricetus (L.)

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The patterns of terminal DNA synthesis of the autosomes and sex chromosomes of Cricetus cricetus were studied. Characteristic late replicating segments are found on all chromosomes allowing identification of most autosomes. The sex chromosomes of both sexes behave similarly; in the male, half of the X and the entire Y are late replicating and heteropycnotic, in the female, half of one X and the whole of the other X. The isopycnotic part of the X-chromosome comprises about 5% of the haploid female complement.

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Wesentliche Teile der vorliegenden Arbeit werden von Fräulein Dorothee Hepp als Dissertation der Medizinischen Fakultät der Universität Freiburg i. Br. vorgelegt.

Wir danken Dr. Susumu Ohno für kristiche des Munuskriptes und Fräulein Elke Faisst für ihre bei den experimentellen Arbeiten.

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Wolf, U., Hepp, D. DNS-Reduplikationsmuster der Somatischen Chromosomen von Cricetus cricetus (L.). Chromosoma 18, 438–448 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00332547

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