In situ random primer extension of metaphase chromosomes

We have developed a technique of random primer extension of fixed chromosomes that is applicable to both mouse and man. Human chromosomes are not homogeneously labeled with this technique; those regions corresponding to R-bands appear to be more sensitive than those identified as G-bands, whereas centromeric regions are not labeled. These results not only corroborate specific structural differences between distinct regions of mammalian genomes but also open up the possibility of assays with specific primers to test whether primer extension is useful for the identification of genes and families of sequences on chromosomes.

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Main Authors: García de la Vega, C., Martínez Zapater, J. M., López-Fernández, C., Goyanes, V., Mezzanotte, R., Gosálvez, J.
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Language:English
Published: S. Karger AG 1990
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12792/5111
http://hdl.handle.net/10261/294893
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spelling dig-inia-es-10261-2948932023-02-20T10:43:01Z In situ random primer extension of metaphase chromosomes García de la Vega, C. Martínez Zapater, J. M. López-Fernández, C. Goyanes, V. Mezzanotte, R. Gosálvez, J. We have developed a technique of random primer extension of fixed chromosomes that is applicable to both mouse and man. Human chromosomes are not homogeneously labeled with this technique; those regions corresponding to R-bands appear to be more sensitive than those identified as G-bands, whereas centromeric regions are not labeled. These results not only corroborate specific structural differences between distinct regions of mammalian genomes but also open up the possibility of assays with specific primers to test whether primer extension is useful for the identification of genes and families of sequences on chromosomes. 2023-02-20T10:43:01Z 2023-02-20T10:43:01Z 1990 journal article Cytogenet Cell Genet 53: 211-212 (1990) 1424-8581 http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12792/5111 http://hdl.handle.net/10261/294893 10.1159/000132932 1424-859X en none S. Karger AG
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description We have developed a technique of random primer extension of fixed chromosomes that is applicable to both mouse and man. Human chromosomes are not homogeneously labeled with this technique; those regions corresponding to R-bands appear to be more sensitive than those identified as G-bands, whereas centromeric regions are not labeled. These results not only corroborate specific structural differences between distinct regions of mammalian genomes but also open up the possibility of assays with specific primers to test whether primer extension is useful for the identification of genes and families of sequences on chromosomes.
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author García de la Vega, C.
Martínez Zapater, J. M.
López-Fernández, C.
Goyanes, V.
Mezzanotte, R.
Gosálvez, J.
spellingShingle García de la Vega, C.
Martínez Zapater, J. M.
López-Fernández, C.
Goyanes, V.
Mezzanotte, R.
Gosálvez, J.
In situ random primer extension of metaphase chromosomes
author_facet García de la Vega, C.
Martínez Zapater, J. M.
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Goyanes, V.
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Gosálvez, J.
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title In situ random primer extension of metaphase chromosomes
title_short In situ random primer extension of metaphase chromosomes
title_full In situ random primer extension of metaphase chromosomes
title_fullStr In situ random primer extension of metaphase chromosomes
title_full_unstemmed In situ random primer extension of metaphase chromosomes
title_sort in situ random primer extension of metaphase chromosomes
publisher S. Karger AG
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