Satellite association and trisomy in thyrotoxicosis.

Nankin, Howard R.; Sode, Jacob; Ball, M F

doi:10.1136/jmg.5.1.45

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“…The values of SA and AI given here are higher and more consistent than those reported by this laboratory at 72 h using different techniques (Nankin et al, 1968). Cohen and Shaw (1967) have reported a higher occurrence of SA (96.4%) in male lymphocytes than we found in female lympho cytes, but more liberal scoring criteria were used.…”

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“…The number of acrocentrics participating in SA divided by the total number of acrocentrics examined for each culture period of a study has been termed the 'association index' (AI) (Nankin et al, 1968) and is expressed as a percent after multiplication by 100. The AI was highest at 48 h (mean, 33.7%), significandy reduced at 72 h (Table I).…”

Section: Satellite Association (Sa)mentioning

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<i>In vitro </i>alteration of satellite association and nucleolar persistence in mitotic human lymphocytes

Nankin¹,

Brecher²,

Mullins³

1970

Cytogenet Genome Res

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Satellite association (SA) in lymphocytes obtained from women was found in 89.9% of cells after 48 h in culture and in 66.1% of cells after 96 h. After 48 h, 33.7% of acrocentrics participate in SA, whereas 30.7%, and 17.7% participate after 72 and 96 h. Prophase through prometaphase nucleoli were found in 26.8% of cells after 48 h and in 13.1% of cells after 96 h. SA and mitotic nucleoli are most common in 48 h cultures, and both decrease with increasing in vitro duration. These findings suggest a relationship between nucleolar persistence and SA.

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confidence: 99%