Abstract:Chromosomes treated with trypsin have been studied by several investigators in order to observe the structure of the chromosome as to its strandedness and replication. The fact that chromatids consist of at least two strands when trypsin is applied, is agreed by Trosko and Wolff (1965) and Ghosh and Ghosh (1970), the former authors observing still smaller units.Furthermore, Ghosh and Ghosh (1970) have incorporated 3H-thymidine before applying trypsin to study the replication of chromosomes in Vicia faba. They … Show more
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