ANALYSES OF DIPLOTENE CHIASMA FREQUENCIES IN MOUSE OOCYTES AND SPERMATOCYTES IN RELATION TO AGING AND SEXUAL DIMORPHISM
ANALYSES OF DIPLOTENE CHIASMA FREQUENCIES IN MOUSE OOCYTES AND SPERMATOCYTES IN RELATION TO AGING AND SEXUAL DIMORPHISM
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DOI:
10.1159/000131302
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发表时间:
1979-01-01
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通讯作者:
FANG, JS
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作者:
JAGIELLO, G;FANG, JS
Diplotene chiasma frequencies from early (day 16) fetal oocytes are significantly greater than the average from late (day 18) oocytes. A decrease in chiasma frequencies from both ages was found at diakinesis/MI [metaphase I] in oocytes of young or old adult females, indicating a loss of chiasmata and/or terminalization. A greater number of type I univalents was found in late oocytes than early oocytes entering diplotene. No differences were found in chiasma frequencies of male diplotene spermatocytes studied at 23 days, 2 mo., or 24 mo. of age. A greater chiasma frequency was generally found in the female than the male at all ages studied.