CYTOGENETIC EVIDENCE FOR THE ABSENCE OF AN INACTIVATED X-CHROMOSOME IN A HUMAN FEMALE (XX) BREAST-CARCINOMA CELL-LINE
CYTOGENETIC EVIDENCE FOR THE ABSENCE OF AN INACTIVATED X-CHROMOSOME IN A HUMAN FEMALE (XX) BREAST-CARCINOMA CELL-LINE
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DOI:
10.1007/bf00329131
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
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影响因子:
5.3
通讯作者:
WANG, N
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作者:
CAMARGO, M;WANG, N
Barr body staining procedures were applied directly to the chamber slide cultures of female amniotic cells, WI38 fibroblasts, normal female kidney cells and human breast carcinoma Elco cells. A high frequency of Barr bodies was found in all the normal female control cells; no Barr bodies were observed in the Elco cells. By trypsin G-banding analysis, 2 normal X chromosomes were identified in all Elco cells. The late DNA replication pattern of the cell line was then studied with the terminal BrdU [bromodeoxyuridine] pulse method. Both X chromosomes in the Elco cell line were euchromatic with a characteristic R-banding pattern; no late-replicating X chromosome was observed. The absence of both a Barr body and a late-replicating heterocyclic X chromosome provides strong cytogenetic evidence that an inactivated X chromosome is absent in the human breast carcinoma cells bearing 2 X chromosomes.