Quantitative analysis of 6985 digitized trypsin G ‐banded human metaphase chromosomes
Quantitative analysis of 6985 digitized trypsin G ‐banded human metaphase chromosomes
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6985条数字化胰蛋白酶G带人类中期染色体的定量分析
DOI:
10.1111/j.1399-0004.1980.tb02296.x
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发表时间:
1980
影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
E. Granum
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作者:
Claes Lundsieen;J. Philip;E. Granum
The frequency and staining intensity of the dark bands were measured in 6985 trypsin G‐banded human chromosomes, described by so‐called band transition sequences which represent the chromosome banding patterns in a condensed quantitative way. In the haploid chromosome complement a maximum of 351 bands were registered: 181 white and 170 dark bands. The frequency with which bands occurred and the staining intensity of the bands differed considerably between the chromosome types. Among the dark bands the darker stained bands occurred more frequently than the lighter stained bands. A study of the relationship between the degree of chromosome contraction and the frequency of band occurrence revealed that for all chromosome types the average band frequency increased with increasing chromosome elongation. Twenty of the 23 dark bands chosen as landmarks by the Paris Conference (1971) occurred with high frequency and staining intensity. The remaining three landmarks occurred less frequently, due to fusion of dark and white bands, respectively.