- A
chromosome is a
package of DNA
containing part or all of the
genetic material of an organism. In most
chromosomes, the very long thin DNA
fibers are...
- The Y
chromosome is one of two ****
chromosomes in
therian mammals and
other organisms.
Along with the X
chromosome, it is part of the XY ****-determination...
- A
chromosomal abnormality,
chromosomal anomaly,
chromosomal aberration,
chromosomal mutation, or
chromosomal disorder is a missing, extra, or irregular...
- ****
chromosomes (also
referred to as allosomes,
heterotypical chromosome, gonosomes, heterochromosomes, or idiochromosomes) are
chromosomes that carry...
- The X
chromosome is one of the two ****
chromosomes in many organisms,
including mammals, and is
found in both
males and females. It is a part of the XY...
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present on
chromosomes. In humans, most mammals, and some
other species, two of the
chromosomes,
called the X
chromosome and Y
chromosome, code for ****...
- of
maternal and
paternal chromosome copies, respectively, in each
homologous chromosome pair—the form in
which chromosomes naturally exist.
Somatic cells...
- The
Philadelphia chromosome or
Philadelphia translocation (Ph) is an
abnormal version of
chromosome 22
where a part of the
Abelson murine leukemia 1 (ABL1)...
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Chromosome jumping is a tool of
molecular biology that is used in the
physical mapping of genomes. It is
related to
several other tools used for the same...
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Chromosome microdissection is a
technique that
physically removes a
large section of DNA from a
complete chromosome. The
smallest portion of DNA that...
