Mammalian chimaeras / Anne McLaren.

  • Anne McLaren
Date:
[1976]
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    20 Techniques (a) % i . ♦ ^ « *■ I » * ш m ^ ^ Гм ^ ^ 9b ' Ф) ♦. 4 I c» » t « >1 'î 4 < , » 'V -, j -7^ •f. w (Í-) -à ^ % % t. * ■*/ . ^ ^ ^ V » • / • UÍ V'î. ¥\4 ^ -• e^ • /У » < •» At • ' % % Fig. 10. Autoradiographic detection of the Y chromosome. In each pair of photo¬ graphs, an autoradiograph is shown on the left, and on the right the same photo¬ graph after removal of the silver grains, (a) shows a very well-spread plate, in which the Y chromosome (arrowed) could be identified on morphology alone: note that it is heavily labelled, (b) and (r) are less good plates; the most heavily labelled chromosomes are ringed in the pictures on the left, and on the right the eight smallest chromosomes are arrowed. Only one chromosome falls into both categories : this is the Y chromosome.
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