Sex chromatin and idiograms from rats exhibiting anomalies of the reproductive organs
Sex chromatin and idiograms from rats exhibiting anomalies of the reproductive organs
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表现出生殖器官异常的大鼠的性染色质和表意文字
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10.1002/ar.1091530110
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发表时间:
1965
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L. G. Gumbreck
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作者:
J. E. Allison;A. J. Stanley;L. G. Gumbreck
Certain anomalous conditions associated with the reproductive organs have arisen in a line of King‐Holtzmann hybrid rats maintained in our laboratory. These are sterile pseudohermaphroditic males in which the entire reproductive tract except the testes is missing; apparent males demonstrating an ectopic inguinal ring and testis on one or both sides; and sterile males with descended scrotal testes. The procedure developed by Moore ('55) for staining sex chromatin was applied to cells from liver, spinal cord, testis, and parotid gland of rats. A sex difference is clearly shown, however, only with the liver cells. Ford and Woollam's ('64) sequence for demonstrating mammalian chromosomes renders positive results on bone marrow cells. This method applied to liver and testis yields unsatisfactory results.