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Heterochromatin

Known as: Heterochromatin [Chemical/Ingredient], Heterochromatins 
A tightly packed area of chromatin that may function to protect chromosome integrity and regulate gene expression.
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2004
2004
Northern and southern “races” of the Australian grasshopper Cryptobothrus chrysophorus share the same diploid chromosome number… 
2004
2004
Three species of the genus Stethophyma carry supernumerary heterochromatic segments. The European species, S. grossa, has… 
1991
1991
Fixed methaphase chromosomes of Salmo trutta were treated with different restriction enzymes. Each enzyme produces a specific… 
1986
1986
The constitutive heterochromatin of human chromosomes is evaluated by various selective staining techniques, i.e., CBG, G-11… 
1979
1979
Syrian hamster constitutive heterochromatin was analyzed for C-band distribution and for BrU late-replication pattern… 
1977
1977
: The chromosomes of 13 carcinomas of the bladder were studied in C- and G-banded preparations. Heteromorphism for the amount of… 
1974
1974
BY in situ DNA–RNA-hybridisation and the association patterns in meiotic and mitotic chromosomes, the nucleolus organiser regions… 
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1971
Highly Cited
1971
QUINACRINE staining1 can be used to distinguish between different heterochromatic segments in various organisms and Giemsa… 
1964
1964
OMATIC crossing over, was first demonstrated by STERN (1936) in Drosophila srneZarzogaster, and has since been shown to occur in…