10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HETEROCHROMOSOME»
Discover the use of
heterochromosome in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
heterochromosome and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
The first division is certainly cquational for three, probably for all, of the
chromosomes, and the second is positively rcductional for the
heterochromosome, and probably for all. The five chromatids which enter the
second division form short ...
2
Sex Itself: The Search for Male and Female in the Human Genome
Nettie Stevens favored “heterochromosome” for the XX/XY type. The term “
heterochromosome” offered the additional advantage, over the term “accessory
chromosome,” of highlighting the commonly observed size differential between
the X ...
Sarah S. Richardson, 2013
3
The Biological Bulletin
The plasmosome is just above heterochromosome group. FIG. 2. Late prophase,
first spermatocyte, spindle formed but nuclear membrane still intact. FIG. 3.
Metaphase plate, first spermatocyte, showing heterochromosome group in center
; ...
Frank Rattray Lillie, Carl Richard Moore, Alfred Clarence Redfield, 1916
4
Memoirs of the University of California
Heterochromosome near upper margin of contraction figure. Case 6. Fig. 20.
Synizesis with the heterochromosome at the lower edge. Case 6. Fig. 21.
Pachynema, beginning of the unraveling. Typical heterochromosome present.
Case 6. Fig.
University of California (1868-1952), 1929
5
A Dictionary of Plant Sciences
In many species, the *Y chromosome is a heterochromosome.
heterochromosome See HETEROCHRO— MATIN. n heterochrony The
dissociation, during the development of factors of shape, size, and maturity, so
that organisms mature in ...
6
Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
A chromosome, or chromosome fragment, with a nearly terminal centromere (
Mayr 1982, 769; King and Stansfield 1985). cf. chromosome: metacentric
chromosome, telocentric chromosome allosome, heterochromosome n. A
chromosome, or ...
7
The 7 Sexes: Biology of Sex Determination
In 1905, Stevens noted the existence of what she called heterochromosomes to
distinguish them from Montgomery's autosomes, or homologous pairs of
chromosomes. There is a distinct heterochromosome found in both males and
females.
8
Essentials Of Human Genetics (Rev)
Also referred to as heterochromosome. Heterochromosome: See
heterochromatin. Heterodisomy: When in a cell both the homologous
chromosomes are derived from a single parent and none mother or the father.
Homologous chromosomes ...
9
The Journal of experimental zoology
heterochromosome pair. 5 = division product of xi. jci larger heterochromosome.
Fig. 1 Nucleus of resting spermatogonium. (H,) Figs. 2 and 3 Spcrmatogonial
equatorial plates, 24 chromosomes. (Ei*) Fig. 4 Spermatogonial equatorial plate,
...
Ross Granville Harrison, William Keith Brooks, Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology, 1910
10
Bryn Mawr College Monographs. Reprint Series
7 and 8. Anopheles punctipennis, resting spermatogonia. X =the hetero-
chromosome. Fig. 9. Synizesis stage. Figs. 10-12. Growth stages. Fig. 13.
Prophase. heterochromosome appears as a deeply staining mass of chromatin
resting against ...
