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In situ binding of AT-rich repetitive DNA to the centromeric heterochromatin in polytene chromosomes of chironomids

Schmidt et al., 1981

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4901720575233868095
Author
Schmidt E
Keyl H
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Chromosoma

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Native highly repetitive DNA sequences have been allowed to react in situ with DNA- depleted polytene chromosomes of chironomids in cytological preparations. The double- stranded DNA can bind specifically to the centromeric heterochromatin, where these …
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