1965
DOI: 10.1007/bf00343172
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Core-Strukturen in den meiotischen und post-meiotischen Kernen der Spermatogenese von Gryllus domesticus

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“…In EM sections they usually provide a different aspect because they are mostly cut transversely, revealing a sandwich-composition of lateral-and central-element-like material. However, if met at a different angle, some of them appear as layers of flat sheets (SCHIN 1965). Accordingly, in spread preparations they would appear as the flat, essentially two-dimensional structures that are described in the present paper.…”
Section: Downloaded By [Case Westernmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…In EM sections they usually provide a different aspect because they are mostly cut transversely, revealing a sandwich-composition of lateral-and central-element-like material. However, if met at a different angle, some of them appear as layers of flat sheets (SCHIN 1965). Accordingly, in spread preparations they would appear as the flat, essentially two-dimensional structures that are described in the present paper.…”
Section: Downloaded By [Case Westernmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Weitere K o n t a k tstellen wurden nicht gefunden. (Sotelo und Wettstein, 1964;Schin, 1965;l~oth, 1966;Moens, 1969), enthalten die Spermatocyten yon Panorpa auch in diesem Stadium nieht.…”
Section: D) Dna-bleichung Mit Edta Als Parallelversuch Zum Abbau Derunclassified
“…Grouse (1954), also working with Liliura longiflorum, observed chromatid aberrations when irradiation takes place at pachytene, but half-chromatid aberrations when irradiation occurs during diakinesis and metaphase I, Swanson and Young (1965, p. 120) summarized the irradiation experiments of both meiosis and mitosis by stating, "The appearance of half-chromatid aberrations following irradiation in prophase (post-pachytene (1956) and Pawcett (1956) independently discovered in synapsed homologues a tripartite structure which is now referred to as the synaptinemal complex. It has been shown to occur during synapsis of homologues in meiotic prophase of a variety of animals, plants, and fungi (Aldrich, 1967;Carroll and Dykstra, 1966;Ohardard, 1962;Coleman and Moses, 1964;Engles and Groes, 1968;Gassner, 1969;Lu, 1967;Moens, 1968aMoens, , 1968bMoens, , 1969aMoens, , 1969bMoses, i960, 1964;Moses and Coleman, 1964;Febel, I96O;Kebel and Coulon, 1962a;Eoth, 1966;Roth and Ito, 1967;Schin, 1965;Sheridan and Barrnet, 1969;Sotelo and Trujillo-Cenoz, 1958;Sotelo and Wettstein, 1966;Underbrink, et al 1967b;Wolstenholm and Meyer, 1966;and Woo11am and Pord, 1966). Menzel and Price (1966) observed synaptinemal complexes in a tomato-potato hybrid.…”
Section: Proteinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The second hypothesis (Comings and Okada, 1969;Menzel and Price, 1966;and Schin, 1965) Is that the synaptinemal complex functions in chromosome pairing (synapsis), hut is not specifically involved in the actual molecular pairing and crossing-over occurring in the bulk of the chromatin surrounding the synaptinemal complex.…”
Section: Proteinmentioning
confidence: 99%