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Meanings of human chromosomes in English
Synonyms
Examples for "human chromosome"
Examples for "human chromosome"
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The chromosomal distribution of these classes of repeats are shown for human chromosome 16.
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Almost every human chromosome contains thousands of individual genes.
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This segment includes the mouse homolog of the Down syndrome critical region of human chromosome 21.
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Moreover, the genes encoding these two proteins are adjacent to one another on human chromosome 11.
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PCR of human x hamster Radiation Hybrids showed localization of CAGE on the human chromosome Xp22.
Usage of human chromosomes in English
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Radiation-fusion hybrids offer a specially powerful long-range mapping system for human chromosomes.
2
Such SNPs were equally distributed along human chromosomes and biological processes.
3
Eight human chromosomes were found to contain intact HERV-K gag genes.
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The caps, dubbed telomeres, were subsequently found on human chromosomes too.
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AFM provides three-dimensional topographic images of both fixed and unfixed human chromosomes with height information.
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A universally primed polymerase chain reaction was developed to amplify DNA dissected from GTG-banded human chromosomes.
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Speaking to journalists in London, he added that the project was not a step towards making human chromosomes.
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Alphoid and satellite III sequences are arranged as large tandem arrays in the centromeric regions of human chromosomes.
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Chromosome-specific YAC libraries highly enriched for human chromosomes 16 and 21 were constructed.
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The comparative map shows high homology with human chromosome 20 but suggests more limited homologies with other human chromosomes.
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Karyotypic analyses revealed human chromosomes with a modal number of 95 and 85, respectively.
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Recent studies have implicated alpha-satellite DNA as an integral part of the centromere, important for the normal segregation of human chromosomes.
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Chromosomes with EdU incorporated during the late S phase show a banding pattern similar to the G-banding pattern of normal human chromosomes.
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The acrocentric chromosome 22, one of the shortest human chromosomes, carries about 52 000 kb of DNA.
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Comparisons between the mouse and the human genomes indicate that mouse chromosome 2 contains regions homologous to at least six human chromosomes.
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This repeat is specific to highly duplicated pericentromeric regions with multiple copies distributed in an interspersed fashion among a subset of human chromosomes.
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Human chromosomes through the time
Human chromosomes across language varieties
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