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Association of human satellited chromosomes

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On présente ici les résultats de l'examen de trois cents cellules humaines métaphasées afin de démontrer que dans le karyotype humain, tous les acrocentriques ont une part active dans l'association des satellites. Les chromosomes acrocentriques homologues aussi bien que les chromosomes acrocentriques non-homologues laissent voir ce phénomène avec des fréquences relativement hautes.

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  1. Department of Anatomy, Queen's University, Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

    N. P. Bishun

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Acknowledgments: I would like to thank Mr. B. McLaverty for helping with the chromosome preparations.

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Bishun, N.P. Association of human satellited chromosomes. Experientia 22, 223–224 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01900921

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