Chromosome constitution of in vitro segregated haploid and diploid cells of the mouse

✍ Scribed by Paolo Perticone; Caterina Tanzarella; Fabrizio Palitti; Ruggero Ricordy; Pietro Chiara; Giuseppe Pietro; Franco Spirito; Gianpietro Diana; Rosella Salvia; Marco Rizzoni

• Publisher: Springer
• Year: 1976
• Tongue: English
• Weight: 547 KB
• Volume: 56
• Category: Article
• ISSN: 0009-5915
• DOI: 10.1007/bf00293188

✦ Synopsis

The composition in segregated haploid sets of paternal and maternal chromosomes has been studied in order to verify whether their composition is uniparental of mixed, fixed or variable. Primary cultures where prepared using kidneys from hybrids of strains of Mus musculus in which the parental chromosomes are distinguishable; the maternal set consists of 20 teleocentric chromosomes, the paternal set of 9 metacentric chromosomes, derived by Robertsonian fusion and 2 telocentrics. Applying Seabright's banding technique, an analysis of segregated haploid and diploid cells, which have originated spontaneously through polyploidisation-segregation processes was carried out. It was concluded that the haploid sets have a variable composition of paternal and maternal chromosomes.