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The relationship between gene density and chromosome banding patterns in mammalian nuclei
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posted on 1997-01-01, 00:00 authored by Jeffrey CraigJeffrey Craig, W A BickmoreMost species of eukaryotes examined so far exhibit some degree of chromosome banding (reviewed in Sumner, 1990). Of all eukaryotes, however, mammalian chromosomes respond to the widest range of banding techniques. Of all mammalian species, humans have been the most widely studied with respect to chromosome banding and physical gene mapping. However, the vast majority of banding patterns demonstrated in humans have also been shown in other mammalian species.
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Chromosome Organizing Committee. Conference (12th : 1995 : San Lorenzo de EI Escorial , Spain)Volume
12Series
Chromosome Organizing Committee ConferencePagination
65 - 83Publisher
SpringerLocation
San Lorenzo de EI Escorial , SpainPlace of publication
Dordrecht, The NetherlandsStart date
1995-09-11End date
1995-09-15ISSN
0069-3944ISBN-10
0-412-75240-9Language
engPublication classification
E1.1 Full written paper - refereedCopyright notice
1997, The Organizing Committee of the 12th International Chromosome Conference, Madrid, SpainEditor/Contributor(s)
N Henriques-Gil, J Parker, M PuertasTitle of proceedings
ICC 1995 : Proceedings of the 12th Biennial International Chromosome ConferenceUsage metrics
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