1938
DOI: 10.1508/cytologia.9.319
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Singleness or Doubleness of the Chromosomes in the Successive Stages of Mitosis

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“…As indicated in Table II anaphase somatic chromosomes are considered by many to contain a single spiral (also by Belar, 1929;Belling, 1933;Gustafsson, 1936;Darlington, 1937, p.33;Mather, 193? ;White, 1937;Afify, 1938) rather than two loosely interwoven chromonemata. However, in some cases {Smith, 1932{Smith, , 1934Geitler, 1935Geitler, , 1938Sax and Sax, 1.935;lv1ensinkai, 1939;Colernan, 1940 a and b) it is considered that an apparently single spiral may actually be composed of two or more closely appressed chromonemata, which may not appear visibly <listinct until telophase or the following prophase.…”
Section: Theories Of Spiralizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As indicated in Table II anaphase somatic chromosomes are considered by many to contain a single spiral (also by Belar, 1929;Belling, 1933;Gustafsson, 1936;Darlington, 1937, p.33;Mather, 193? ;White, 1937;Afify, 1938) rather than two loosely interwoven chromonemata. However, in some cases {Smith, 1932{Smith, , 1934Geitler, 1935Geitler, , 1938Sax and Sax, 1.935;lv1ensinkai, 1939;Colernan, 1940 a and b) it is considered that an apparently single spiral may actually be composed of two or more closely appressed chromonemata, which may not appear visibly <listinct until telophase or the following prophase.…”
Section: Theories Of Spiralizationmentioning
confidence: 99%