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Clinical Laboratory Medicine
Inversion An inversion is a two-break rearrangement in which a chromosome
segment is turned 180° (12) (Fig. 30.9). A paracentric inversion involves only one
arm. A pericentric inversion includes the centromere and material from both arms.
Kenneth D. McClatchey, 2002
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Catalogue of Unbalanced Chromosome Aberrations in Man
Pericentric inversion of chromosome 18, inv(18)(p11.3q21.3) and it's unbalanced
products, (a) normal homologue; (b) inverted homologue; (c) inversion loop, (d)
with deletion, (e) with duplication of (18)(q21 .S^qter). 18 18p- 9q and 15q; 15p ...
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Plant Cytogenetics, Second Edition
Figure 7.19 A pericentric inversion heterozygote at pachynema. (See Figure 7.18
for explanations.) Cross-over products are listed in Table 7.15. Pericentric
inversions have been found in maize (Morgan, 1950; Zohary, 1955), Vicia faba (
Sjödin ...
Pericentric theorists neglect, however, at least three active and non- pericentric
determinants of empire. Metropoles and the international system can shape the
form of, determine priorities in, and set the pace of imperial expansion.
Some pericentric inversions are obvious because of a change in the position of
the centromere or the banding pattern, but many are not. Bailey et al. (1996)
developed a method capable of detecting any pericentric inversion, using FISH
with ...
Orlando J. Miller, Eeva Therman, 2001
The centromere region also contributes to sister chromatid cohesion function via
a second centromeric domain, namely the pericentric heterochromatin structure,
which surrounds the kineto- chore. Although centromeres have been identified ...
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Molecular Genetic Pathology
Diagrammatic representation of a duplication. - Pericentric ♢ Frequency: 1/100-1/
1000 ♢ Inversions — types - Pericentric • Involves both chromosome arms and
includes the centromere - Paracentric • Involves only one of the chromosome
arms ...
Liang Cheng, David Y. Zhang, 2010
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Animal Cytology and Evolution
A single chiasma within an inversion loop will lead to the formation of an acentric
and a dicentric chromatid if the inversion is paracentric or to two monocentric
chromatids each carrying a deficiency and a duplication if it is pericentric. All
such ...
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Research in Computational Molecular Biology: 11th Annunal ...
3.4 Pericentric and Paracentric Edges A grey (respectively, black) edge in G(A, B)
is said to be pericentric if the two genes it connects flank a centromere in genome
B (respectively, A). Otherwise it is called paracentric. See Fig. 3(a). For a gene ...
Terry Speed, Haiyan Huang, 2007
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The Principles of Clinical Cytogenetics
Males can be phenotypically normal or have mental retardation [255, 257].
Fertility in males is also variable [258, 259]. Pericentric lnversions Most females
with pericentric inversions of the X have normal phenotypes and fertility [260—
264].
Steven Gersen, Martha B. Keagle, 2013
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Donor-derived constitutional chromosomal abnormalities after …
Pericentric inversion of chromosome 9 [inv(9)(p11-12q13)] occurs in approximately 3.57% of Blacks and 0.73–0.9% of Caucasians. This is ... «Nature.com, Lip 15»
MacroH2A1 downregulation enhances the stem-like properties of …
Histone variants are implicated in multiple developmental processes, including the maintenance of pericentric heterochromatin, X-chromosome ... «Nature.com, Cze 15»
The machinery of mitosis: Kinetechores, centrioles and chromosome …
... mechanical picture of the spindle wherein the MTs provide the compression elements, pericentric chromatin the elastic tension elements, and ... «Phys.Org, Paz 13»
Edmund Optics offers pericentric lenses that image top and …
TECHSPEC hypercentric lenses, also called pericentric lenses, are suited for inspecting parts and components in various machine-vision ... «Vision Systems Design, Lut 13»
Tomato Genome Determined
Turning to the overall chromosome structure, the tomato showed pericentric heterochromatin and distal euchromatin, with miRNA and ... «Patent Docs, Cze 12»
Forget Darwin, DNA Science Could Soon Let Humans Play God
There appear to be at least nine pericentric inversions in chimp chromosomes as compared to our own. An inversion is when a section of the ... «U.S. News & World Report, Kwi 12»
Y Chromosome Microdeletions in Infertile Men With Idiopathic Oligo …
... one case with 47,XYY, one case with 45,X/46,XX mosaicism, two cases with pericentric inversions of chromosome 1 and Y, one case of t(X;Y) ... «hcp.obgyn.net, Paz 11»
Agrisoma eyes North American feedstock opportunity
“There is one specific region in crops, we call it the pericentric heterochromatin region, that is a region that nature has selected as the most ... «Biodiesel Magazine, Sie 11»
Resonant stripping as the origin of dwarf spheroidal galaxies
Top middle, the state of the system after 2 Gyr, following the first pericentric passage. Top right, the appearance of the galaxies after 7 Gyr. «Nature.com, Lip 09»
An almost head-on collision as the origin of two off-centre rings in …
Head-on collisions differ from common tidal interactions between galaxies because the pericentric distance of the orbit of the companion is ... «Nature.com, Paz 06»
