Chromosomal study of desi pig.
H. L. Kanadkhedkar, S. B. Nehete, A. R. Suryawanshi, U. D. Umrikar
Abstract
H. L. Kanadkhedkar, S. B. Nehete, A. R. Suryawanshi, U. D. Umrikar
Abstract
In present study on Indian domestic pig revealed modal chromosome number 2n=38. The number and morphology were same in the male and female pig except for that of the sex chromosomes. Among these there were 7 pairs of submetacentric (1–7), 5 pairs of metacentric (8–12), 6 pairs of acrocentric (13–18) and one pair of sex chromosomes. The X chromosome was large submetacentric However, Y chromosome was metacentric and smallest one in the chromosome complement. Conventionally stained preparation permitted the identification of chromosome pair no. 1 and the chromosome no. 13 based on length and centromere position. The chromosome pair no. 8 and 10 showed an unstained region nears the centromere in all breeds. Unstained region in chromosome 8 was more distinct and noted easily than chromosome no. 10.
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In present study on Indian domestic pig revealed modal chromosome number 2n=38. The number and morphology were same in the male and female pig except for that of the sex chromosomes. Among these there were 7 pairs of submetacentric (1–7), 5 pairs of metacentric (8–12), 6 pairs of acrocentric (13–18) and one pair of sex chromosomes. The X chromosome was large submetacentric However, Y chromosome was metacentric and smallest one in the chromosome complement. Conventionally stained preparation permitted the identification of chromosome pair no. 1 and the chromosome no. 13 based on length and centromere position. The chromosome pair no. 8 and 10 showed an unstained region nears the centromere in all breeds. Unstained region in chromosome 8 was more distinct and noted easily than chromosome no. 10.
Key concepts: Centromere, Chromosome, Biology, Genetics, Autosome, Y chromosome, Chromosome 16, Chromosome 17 (human)