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BANDE GIEMSA [1 record]

Record 1 1996-10-17

English

Subject field(s)
  • Biotechnology
  • Genetics
CONT

Clusters of genes with one per 15 or 30 kilobases were described, but they also noted that only a single cDNA was captured from YAC clones spanning a 6 megabase region of the q21 band by selection methods. Why so few genes were present in such a large region, which corresponded to a darkly staining Giemsa band, appeared to be an intriguing question and one that remained unresolved.

OBS

CGAT GENExpress. volume 3 number 1, June 1995. THE SULFOLOBUS SOLFATARICUS GENOME PROJECT. Mark A. Ragan. In November 1977, Carl Woese and his colleagues..

French

Domaine(s)
  • Biotechnologie
  • Génétique
CONT

Les chromosomes métaphasiques humains présentent divers types de bandes selon le traitement auquel ils sont soumis (colorants, température, enzymes protéolytiques ou DNases). Les bandes G(iemsa) positives représentent environ 50% des bandes chromosomiques, l'autre moitié étant constituée de bandes G(iemsa) négatives. Ces dernières ne sont que les bandes R(everse) obtenues par dénaturation thermique. Quand aux bandes T(élomériques), identifiées par B Dutrillaux, elle forment un sous-ensemble des bandes R, à savoir les plus résistantes à la dénaturation, et sont localisées essentiellement au niveau des télomères.

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