Simultaneous identification of chromatid replication and of human chromosomes in metaphases of man-mouse somatic cell hybrids. (With 1 color plate).
Simultaneous identification of chromatid replication and of human chromosomes in metaphases of man-mouse somatic cell hybrids. (With 1 color plate).
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在人-小鼠体细胞杂交中期同时鉴定染色单体复制和人类染色体。
DOI:
10.1159/000130814
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发表时间:
1977
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通讯作者:
M. Siniscalco
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作者:
B. Alhadeff;M. Velivasakis;M. Siniscalco
An on-going research project in our laboratory aims at investigating the theoretical possibility that human chromosomes in early man-mouse somatic hybrid cells may not replicate synchronously with those of the mouse. In order to test this hypothesis, we worked out the following protocol, which permits the simultaneous identification of chromatid repli cation and of the human chromosomes in the same metaphase. This protocol is essentially a combination of two standard techniques known under the terms FPG (PLRRY and WOLFF, 1974) and Giemsa-1 I (BOBROW and CROSS, 1974). The first one allows the identification of chromatid exchanges, while the second differentiates human chromosomes retained by the unstable man-mouse hybrid cells.Hybrid Cells'. Man-mouse hybrid somatic cell clones from our cell library were used to test the procedure described below. These hybrid clones had been produced in our laboratory by Sendai virusinduced fusion of L-A9 murine cells (LITTLEFIELD, 1964) with human diploid fibro blasts during the course of other studies on human gene mapping (MILLER ct al „1971; SERAVALLI et al „1975). These hybrids had been fully characterized for their content of human chromosomes and of human genetic markers according to standard techniques for cytogenetic and biochemical analyses. When grown in standard MEM supplemented with 15"/o ECS. these hybrid cells complete their cycle in about 20-22 h. Combined FPG-Giemsa-ll technique. Stock cultures of hybrid cells were normally maintained in 25-cm-Falcon T-l'lasks with standard medium. The day