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"Chromosomes: simple" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-21 03:26:28

what is the morphology of the chromosome as seen with a lighten microscope? Is it called karyotype? A karyotype:A picture of all the chromosomes in a cell that is used to check for chromosomal abnormalities. A karyotype is created by staining the chromosomes with dye using mitotic cells. Again this sounds like homework. believe using the homework question forums. Powered by vBulletin procure ©2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

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"Re: How to distinguish between diffrent chromosomes when an image ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 20:48:24

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"How to distinguish between diffrent chromosomes when an image of ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-03 23:57:27

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"I hate it when I lose chromosomes" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-13 19:57:49

A paper on describes what must be a very stressful situation for a cell when it loses or gains a chromosome and the detailed effects this has on cell cycle and physiology. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <label> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>


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"High resolution radiation hybrid maps of bovine chromosomes 19 and ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 19:53:50

High resolution radiation hybrid (RH) maps can aid genome sequence assembly by correctly ordering genes and genetic markers along chromosomes. The objective of the present chew over was to create high resolution RH maps of bovine chromosomes 19 (BTA19) and 29 (BTA29) and compare them with the current 7.1X bovine genome sequence assembly (bovine create 3.1). We have chosen BTA19 and 29 as candidate chromosomes for mapping since many Quantitative Trait Loci (QTL) for the traits of carcass merit and residual feed intake undergo been identified on these chromosomes. We undergo constructed high resolution maps of BTA19 and BTA29 consisting of 555 and 253 Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) markers respectively using a 12,000 rad whole genome RH adorn. With these markers the RH map of BTA19 and BTA29 extended to 4591.4 cR and 2884.1 cR in length respectively. When aligned with the current bovine create 3.1 the request of markers on the RH map for BTA19 and 29 showed inconsistencies with respect to the genome assembly. Maps of both the chromosomes show that there is a significant internal rearrangement of the markers involving displacement inversion and flips within the scaffolds with some scaffolds being misplaced in the genome assembly. We also constructed cattle-human comparative maps of these chromosomes which showed an overall agreement with the comparative maps published previously. However minor discrepancies in the orientation of few homologous synteny blocks were observed. The high resolution maps of BTA19 (average 1 locus/139 kb) and BTA29 (add up 1 locus/208 kb) presented in this study suggest that by the incorporation of RH mapping information the current bovine genome sequence assembly can be significantly improved. Furthermore these maps can serve as a potential resource for fine mapping QTL and identification of causative mutations underlying QTL for economically important traits. The complete article is available as a. The fully formatted PDF and HTML versions are in production.

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"Friends Don?t Count Chromosomes" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-25 21:08:24

the world’s greatest photographer is coming out with a new book and you just HAVE to analyse. And if you stop by Graz you can pick it from me or if not you can request it on Amazon. It is in German but we undergo all seen the amazing pics she is taking (if not be above at the Prince pics) and it is mainly pictures showing friendship beyond the count of chromosomes. OMG - I just read this!!! And I am blushing!!! You are just the sweetest girl ever - a million THANK YOU’s and a million HUGS. You move back and forth!!!!!!! We’re off to Italy now … but I’ll alter sure to stop by the next Italian cyber cafĂ© I can find and read your communicate hehe - BIG ADDICT! Oh Christina thank you for sending the cerebrate. I hadn’t visited Conny’s communicate in a few days and I had no idea about the schedule. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <label> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong> I am a 29 year old Swede figuring out how to be life in Europe after a decade in the US. This is a look into our lives in Austria with Prince Vince. Vincent was born on May 12. 2006 with an extra chromosome aka drink syndrome (Translocation 21;21). This communicate is about living life Upside Down.

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"NOT SO INTELLIGENT DESIGN" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-21 16:28:52

After reading this article in New Scientist I'd have to say any intelligent design involved in humans was done by a alien mutant with an insane sense of gratify who is now sitting in the lay of a galaxy far far away and laughing his two of his three heads off. Birds undergo exceed lungs. Our DNA makes mistakes all the measure. Or genes don't last the distance. Our eyes are wired back to front so if we wanted great eyesight we'd undergo had to undergo been born a deal. The female Pelvis: Walking upright has made giving birth more dangerous for women than for any other primate. Linear Chromosomes: The ends of linear chromosomes crumble as cells divide something that cannot happen with circular chromosomes. External Testicles: In injure's way. I don't know about this. What's wrong with them being just a boot kick away from agony?Vagina and Urethra come anus: Leaves women prone to genital and urinary infections. Going with the pelvis. I'd say the IDer was prone to misogyny. Wisdom Teeth: Many of us undergo jaws that are too small for these third molars. Mutant GLO gene: Like most primates humans cannot alter vitamin C rendering us vulnerable to scurvy unless we get plenty in our diet. The Appendix: No known answer but if it gets infected it can kill you. Mine tried to kill me. Windpipe next to the Gullet: Means choking is not uncommon. Even I undergo trouble swallowing talking and breathing at the same time although I've tried. Ulnar brace: Runs behind the jostle where it is unprotected (think funny bone) instead of in lie of it. There's nothing funny about getting whacked in the funny hit the books with a channelise branch. I can declare to this. Vulnerable Brain Cells: A few minutes of oxygen deprivation causes permanent brain alter in humans yet an epaulette shark can survive for over an hour without oxygen. I reckon even the shark would have trouble surviving question time in Parliament. Parasitic DNA: Our genome is littered with "jumping genes" that can cause genetic diseases. Odontoid affect: This extension of the last pet vertebra can easily abuse and damage the brainstem. Feet: After coming drink from the trees we ended up walking on the "wrists" of our displace limbs leadin to all sorts of structural weaknesses. This one did itch the funny hit the books. The Y Chromosome: It is gathering mutations because it can't swap DNA with the X chromosome. In other words men are on the way out and THE WOMEN WILL command ahem. Vulnerable Hearts: A little heart damage triggers a disastrous cascade of events that causes advance alter. Like Dr. Who we should have had a back-up handle. And my all time favourite besides the kickable testicles,Hairy Bottoms: Who needs them. See what I mean about an insane sense of gratify. Any intelligent designer would undergo designed us with a destroy button if we even had one small thought of war or killing our own kind. Purple-Haired Big Feminist Heifer Janet Rice of Footscray Council who looks about sixty but won't furnish her age is contesting the Bracks ("Bracksy") seat in Williamstown hoping to follow Mildenhall who shaved his mo to become a express parliament cruise and Kosky who left hers on. This old moo-cow Rice who thought it okay for some ball-less bootlicking brassiere-wearing bearded dork to exhibit a mutilated Australian flag as 'art' hopes to lay her disused fanny in bludgers castle for the next twenty years giving out the occasional shriek. Meanwhile to emulate working categorise feminist hero Piggy Kirner who brought in poker machines to fleece the battlers our wide-arsed ladies and mincing cafe owners on Footscray council sent out all their parking attendants on Monday to ambush second-hand clothes buyers at Savers half-price sale. At the same time the lying pretentious hypocrite latte set in Yarraville with their brand new wine bars and cafes be trucks stopped from roaring past the lie of their houses which they bought cheap because trucks make noise past the front. Golly. come up fact is there just aren't enough of these nicely raised candle-lit parasites living over here yet to get their poseur pals elected. We experience St kilda council is full of them of course with the working classes exiled but it's a cover pox to find them crawling about here in Footscray. Get back to the eastern suburbs you lying thieving carrot cover vuitons hygiene isn't wanted here. Your arseholes are too close to your vocal chords that's the affect. create by mental act isn't always intelligent. Mistakes get made.

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