Sumner, 1994 - Google Patents
Chromosome Banding and Identification: FluorescenceSumner, 1994
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- Sumner A
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- Chromosome Analysis Protocols
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General characteristics of chromosome banding and banding techniques have been described in the previous chapter (Chapter 6). In general, fluorescence banding provides much the same information as banding using absorption staining, but fluorescence staining …
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