10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HETEROPLOID»
Discover the use of
heteroploid in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
heteroploid and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Chromosome Engineering in Plants: Genetics, Breeding, Evolution
230). As pointed out above several times, this is certainly not the meaning of
Winkler's terms. Rieger and Michaelis also write (l.c., p. 251): 'im engeren Sinne
werden Zellen oder Individuen als heteroploid bezeichnet, deren
Chromosomenzahl ...
P.K. Gupta, T. Tsuchiya, 1991
2
METHODS IN CELL BIOLOGY
In hybrids formed after the transfer of isolated human metaphase chromosomes
from heteroploid HPRT"' cells strains to HPRT- mouse or Chinese hamster cells,
the specific activity of human HPRT was always found to be much lower (2-30"/0)
...
3
Variation, Senescence, and Neoplasia in Cultured Somatic Cells
These heteroploid lines appear to have lost growth control and to have become
neo- plastic. The details and tempo of these events may differ with different cell
types, but the overall patterns are strikingly similar. In this last chapter we will ...
John W. Littlefield, 1976
4
Microbiology Cell Physiology And Biotechnology
3T3 Mouse 40 Endothelial Fibroblast No Heteroploid (differs from cell to cell) (
mode = 65) 2. L Mouse 40 Connective Fibroblast Yes Heteroploid (mode = 65) 3.
MFC Mouse 40 Bone marrow myeloma cells Lymphoid Yes Heteroploid 4.
P. K. Gupta, Prof. P.K. Gupta, 2008
5
INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF CYTOLOGY
How are heteroploid cells formed? 3. If heteroploids are formed by chance, as
they occasionally may be formed in in vivo tissues, why are they able finally to
replace the euploids which dominate the initial population? \Vhat advantages do
the ...
Geoffrey H. Bourne, James Frederic Danielli, 1962
6
Parthenogenesis and Polyploidy in Mammalian Development
development known in non-mammals have now been recognized, and some of
them can be induced experimentally. But, in spite of tantalizing reports, there
seems to be no confirmed method for producing born parthenogenetic or
heteroploid ...
7
Koneman's Color Atlas and Textbook of Diagnostic Microbiology
... heteroploid BGM Buffalo green monkey kidney cells Established heteroploid
BHK Baby hamster kidney cells Established heteroploid CV-1 African green
monkey kidney cells Diploid cell line FS-9 Foreskin fibroblasts Established
heteroploid ...
Since it has been shown that the expression of different genes is proportional to,
inversely proportional to, or unaffected by dosage, obviously the existence of
heteroploid cells or heteroploid whole individuals of some pathogens increases
the ...
9
Biotechnology: An Introduction
Animal cells can be classified into different categories: • diploid or unprocessed; •
heteroploid or transformed cells; • adherent cells (fibroblastoid, epithelial-like
macrophages, etc.); • cells growing in suspension (all cells of the lymphatic
system, ...
Maria Pele, Carmen Cimpeanu, 2012
10
Advanced Biotechnology
The last two factors have considerably reduced the advantage gap that bacterial
systems had over animal cells in terms of productivity and culture costs. TABLE:
8.2 RECENTLY LICENSED PRODUCTS FROM HETEROPLOID CELL LINES.
Digumarthi Harshitha, 1999
