A rapid method for identification of constitutive heterochromatin of secondary constriction regions of human chromosomes 1, 9, and 16
Ram S. Verma, S. Ved Brat, Harvey Dosik
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Ram S. Verma, S. Ved Brat, Harvey Dosik
Abstract
The secondary constriction regions (h) of chromosomes 1, 9, and 16 stained deep red by RBA (R-bands by BrdU using Giemsa)--a useful tool for demonstrating the constitutive heterochromatic heteromorphisms in these regions. The unusual staining pattern of bands p 12 to q11 of chromosome 3, which is late replicating, also is reported. The extended deep red region does not correspond to C-banding on chromosome 3. This technique does not require sequential banding by QFQ and CBG for detecting the h-region heteromorphisms.
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The secondary constriction regions (h) of chromosomes 1, 9, and 16 stained deep red by RBA (R-bands by BrdU using Giemsa)--a useful tool for demonstrating the constitutive heterochromatic heteromorphisms in these regions. The unusual staining pattern of bands p 12 to q11 of chromosome 3, which is late replicating, also is reported. The extended deep red region does not correspond to C-banding on chromosome 3. This technique does not require sequential banding by QFQ and CBG for detecting the h-region heteromorphisms.
Key concepts: Secondary constriction, Constitutive heterochromatin, Biology, Heterochromatin, Giemsa stain, G banding, Genetics, Chromosome