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Season-Aware Aminotransferase Interpretation in Type 2 Diabetes: Response to Dai and Wang. [PDF]
Liver IntToki R, Sakamoto M.
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Innervation of the anal canal revisited through micro-CT imaging. [PDF]
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Clonal Analysis in <i>Drosophila</i> Tissues With an Enhanced MAGIC Transgenesis Method. [PDF]
Bio ProtocShen Y, Han C.
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Journal of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network, 2015 la fotógrafa rusa Yanina Shevchenko expone su proyecto Crossing over realizado en marzo de 2012 viajando de un extremo a otro de Rusia en el ferrocarril transiberiano, en un intento de descubrir por sí misma la verdadera naturaleza de su tierra natal ...
Schevchenko, Yanina
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Nature, 1967
The frequency of second division segregation of ascospore colour markers was used to demonstrate the effect of two chemicals (chloramphenicol and 5-fluorodeoxyuridine) on crossing-over in Neurospora. The effects of 5-fluorodeoxyuridine show that an impairment of DNA synthesis increases crossing-over.
S, Wolff, F J, De Serres
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The frequency of second division segregation of ascospore colour markers was used to demonstrate the effect of two chemicals (chloramphenicol and 5-fluorodeoxyuridine) on crossing-over in Neurospora. The effects of 5-fluorodeoxyuridine show that an impairment of DNA synthesis increases crossing-over.
S, Wolff, F J, De Serres
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Nature, 1967
Secondary crossing-over between alleles seems to arise as a consequence of modifications of the normal crossover mechanism caused by a particular mutation. Interference between crossovers is believed to be polarized in relation to the centromere, but secondary crossovers are thought not to interfere with one another.
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Secondary crossing-over between alleles seems to arise as a consequence of modifications of the normal crossover mechanism caused by a particular mutation. Interference between crossovers is believed to be polarized in relation to the centromere, but secondary crossovers are thought not to interfere with one another.
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Crossing-Over and the Centromere
Cytogenetic and Genome Research, 1967Experiments with human lymphocytes and H.Ep.2 human neoplastic cells treated with tritiated thymidine yielded evidence which suggests that sister chromatid crossing-over may occur in the centromere. As a result of this study a possible mechanism of isochromosome formation is postulated.
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