10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HETEROPLOIDY»
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heteroploidy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
heteroploidy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
These specialized mechanisms of variability are sexuallike or parasexual
processes and include heterokaryosis, heteroploidy, and parasexualism in fungi;
conjugation, transformation and transduction in bacteria; and genetic
recombination in ...
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Competition Science Vision
Introduction • Chromosomal aberration is a change in the normal complement (
karyotype) of chromosomes involving an alteration either in chromosome number
(heteroploidy) or in chrornosome structure (structural changes). • Alteration in ...
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Early Mammalian Development: Parthenogenetic Studies
75, 475-82. Edwards, R. G. (1954a). Colchicine-induced heteroploidy in early
mouse embryos. Nature, Lond. 174, 276-7. Edwards, R. G. (19546). The
experimental induction of pseudogamy in early mouse embryos. Experientia 10,
499-500.
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Chromosome Engineering in Plants: Genetics, Breeding, Evolution
This is evident from the following examples: Darlington and Mather (1949, p. 395)
consider heteroploid to be synonymous with aneuploid. This is not the case, as
heteroploidy comprises euploidy as well as aneuploidy. The same mistake is ...
P.K. Gupta, T. Tsuchiya, 1991
CHAPTER. 10. HETEROPLOIDY. Each species of a plant or animal is
characterized by a particular number of chromosomes forming a haploid set. A
diploid organism has two haploid sets of chromosomes in its body cells and are
in genetic ...
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Comprehensive Biology XII
The condition of having few or extra chromosomes than the multiple of haploid
genome is termed as aneuploidy or heteroploidy. It develops due to non-
disjunction of chromosomes of one or rarely more homologous pairs so that one
type of ...
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The Bobbs-Merrill Reprint Series in the Life Sciences: B-77
Changes in the shape of the nuclei may also be associated with heteroploidy in
salamander larvae. The nuclei of haploid erythrocytes are relatively shorter and
more rounded than those of diploid cells, and the nuclei of haploid connective ...
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University Botany Ii : (Gymnosperms, Plant Anatomy, ...
4.7 ANEUPLOIDY OR HETEROPLOIDY Aneuploidy or heteroploidy involves
changes in chromosome number due to the addition or deletion of one or more
chromosomes in the diploid (2n) chromosome complement. Due to this,
aneuploid ...
S M Reddy, S J Chary, 2003
The behaviour of the heteroploid chromosomes, especially at meiosis, and the
phenotypic effects associated with such chromosomes depends on whether or
not the cell has the regulatory power associated with treptional heteroploidy.
In 25 cases (13.6%) the pathologic diagnosis of heteroploidy was correctly made
but the karyotypic assignment was incorrect. The major mistake (21 cases) was
misdiagnosing trisomy for triploidy and vice versa; in the other four cases trisomy
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