Ectopic pairing in the salivary chromosomes of mosquitoes.

Mittal, O. P.; Dev, Vas

doi:10.1508/cytologia.44.781

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“…There are also reports regarding ectopic pairing involving bands located at different regions of the same chromosomal arm as well as in between two different arms in the salivary gland chromosomes of mosquitoes Anopheles stephensi (Mittal and Dev 1979) as well as ectopic conjugation between some parts of non-homologous giant chromosomes in Aphidoletes sp. (Grunchuk 1974).…”

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Cytology of polytene chromosomes of Chironomus, Mycetophila and Rhagoletis. I. Superchromosomal organization in polytene nuclei of Chironomus and Mycetophila.

Gavrilă

1983

CYTOLOGIA

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Cytology of polytene chromosomes of Chironomus, Mycetophila and Rhagoletis. I. Superchromosomal organization in polytene nuclei of Chironomus and Mycetophila.

Gavrilă

1983

CYTOLOGIA

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“…Later homolog and non-homolog chromosome associations were observed on mitotic metaphase chromosomes of Ornithogalum virens by Godin and Stack (1976). Ectopic pairing in the salivary chromosomes of Anopheles stephensi Liston (Mittal and Dev 1979) and D. melanogaster (Barr andEllison 1972, Shilov andZhimulev 1986), D. funebris (Cohen 1976a) has been reported. In the previous studies, it has been known that aspirin has mitoclastic and clastogenic effects on mouse bone-marrow cells (Shanthamurthy andRangaswamy 1979, Benjamin andStephen 1996).…”

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Aberration Caused by Aspirin in the Polytene Chromosomes of the Third Instar Larvae of D. melanogaster: Ectopic Pairing.

Uysal

2003

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In this study, the effects of aspirin (acetyl salicylic acid-ASA) on the third instar larvae salivary gland polytene chromosomes of Drosophila melanogaster have been investigated. The third instar larvae have been fed on medium containing ASA. In the polytene chromosome slides prepared from this larvae, some chromosomal aberrations, described as ectopic threads between different arms and banding regions were observed. The possible mechanisms of the ectopic pairing caused by ASA have been discussed.

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Silver nanoparticle–induced developmental inhibition of Drosophila melanogaster accompanies disruption of genetic material of larval neural stem cells and non-neuronal cells

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Ectopic pairing in the salivary chromosomes of mosquitoes.

Cited by 6 publications

References 15 publications

Cytology of polytene chromosomes of Chironomus, Mycetophila and Rhagoletis. I. Superchromosomal organization in polytene nuclei of Chironomus and Mycetophila.

Cytology of polytene chromosomes of Chironomus, Mycetophila and Rhagoletis. I. Superchromosomal organization in polytene nuclei of Chironomus and Mycetophila.

Aberration Caused by Aspirin in the Polytene Chromosomes of the Third Instar Larvae of D. melanogaster: Ectopic Pairing.

Silver nanoparticle–induced developmental inhibition of Drosophila melanogaster accompanies disruption of genetic material of larval neural stem cells and non-neuronal cells

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