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Barlow, Amy; Bianchi, N.O.; Robinson, T. J.; Fengyi, Yang; Harrison, Wilbur R.; Sharma, T.; Bardhan, Anushree; Bahadur, M.; Wimmer, Reinhard; Kuhl, Holly; Röttger, Stefan; Schempp, Werner; Chaves, R.; Adega, Filomena; Santos, Sérgio Ricardo; Garagna, S.; Zuccotti, M.; Capanna, Ernesto; Redi, CarloAlberto; Just, Wilhelm W.; Baumstark, A.; Hameister, H.; Schreiner, Barbara; Guedes-Pinto, Henrique; Britton-Davidian, J.; Burt, Dave; Dobigny, Gauthier; Puertas, M.J.; Volobouev, V.; Ducroz, J.-F.; Aniskin, V.; Castiglia, R.; Granjon, Ludovic; Lombard, M.; Corti, María Sol Pérez; Sicard, B.; LeCompte, Elise V.; Wallace, Byron; Searle, Jeremy B.; Everett, Craig A.; Ashley, Terry; Arnason, U.; Janke, Alexander T.; Chetnicki, W.; Steinlein, Claus; Parish, D.A.; Brunner, Henry S.; Lugon-Moulin, N.; Banaszek, A.; Fedyk, S.; Fiedorczuk, U.; Szałaj, K.A.; Vise, P.; Wichman, H.A.; Bull, J.J.; Baker, Ruth; Reutter, B.A.; Rábová, M.; Zima, Jan; Raudsepp, Terje; Lear, Teri L.; Chowdhary, Bhanu P.; Morgan-Richards, M.; Nanda, I.; Mais, C.; Haaf, Thomas; Garcia, Ribeiro; Badillo, A Fernández; Jones, Robert; Bidau, Claudio J.; Perelman, P.L.; O’Brien, Patrícia C. M.; Serdukova, N.A.; Milne, B.S.; Biltueva, L.S.; Fu, B.; Vorobieva, Nadezhda V.; Kawada, S.-I.; Ferguson-Smith, M.A.; Metcalfe, Chris; Eldridge, Marian; Johnston, Philip; Schmid, Michael; Reed, Kayla; Ihara, Nobuo; Mariani, Paul; Mendoza, Kristelle M.; Jensen, Luke; Bellavia, R.; Leon, Frédéric; Bennett, Grace; Sugimoto, Yasuhiro; Beattie, Catherine; Feichtinger, Wilfried; Hultén, M.A.; Tease, C.; Behboudi, A.; Sjöstrand, E.; Gómez-Fabre, P.; Sjöling, Å.; Taib, Z.; Klinga-Levan, K.; Stahl, Frederic; Levan, Göran; Martí, Daniel; Catalán, José; Belkhir, K.; Häusser, Jörg-Dieter; Heslop‐Harrison, J.; Gimenez, Marcela; Mirol, P.M.; Reisert, I.; Hakhverdyan, M.; Vogel, Wolfgang; Karamysheva, T.V.; Andreenkova, O.V.; Bochkaerev, M.N.; Borissov, Y.M.; Bogdanchikova, Nina; Borodin, P.M.; Rubtsov, N.B.; Graves, Jennifer A. Marshall; Neitzel, H.; Kalscheuer, V.; Singh, Akhand Pratap; Henschel, S.; Sperling, Keith B.; Nova, Purnama Lisa

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Cytogenet Genome Res

2002

DOI: 10.1159/000066027

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Amy Barlow¹,

N.O. Bianchi²,

T. J. Robinson³

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B chromosomes in Brazilian rodents

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2004

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B chromosomes are now known in eight Brazilian rodent species: Akodon montensis, Holochilus brasiliensis, Nectomys rattus, N. squamipes, Oligoryzomys flavescens, Oryzomys angouya, Proechimys sp. 2 and Trinomys iheringi. Typically these chromosomes are heterogeneous relative to size, morphology, banding patterns, presence/absence of NORs, and presence/absence of interstitial telomeric signals after FISH. In most cases, Bs are heterochromatic and late replicating. Active NORs were detected in two species: Akodon montensis and Oryzomys angouya. As a rule, Bs behave as uni or bivalents in meiosis, there is no pairing between Bs and autosomes or sex chromosomes and also their synaptonemal complexes are isopycnotic with those in A chromosomes.

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