Генетические стратегии изучения клеточного цикла у Drosophila melanogaster
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Изучение перестроек хромосом, индуцированных облучением зрелых спермиев дрозофилы, позволяет сделать некоторые заключения о закономерностях формирования и взаимодействия разрывов хромосом в в! фазе первого деления дробления: а) На основе анализа топологии сложных хромосомных перестроек, формирующихся в первом делении дробления, показано, что в образовании аберраций участвуют… Читать ещё >
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