1947
DOI: 10.1508/cytologia.14.1
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Untersuchungen über die feineren Struktur des Chromosoms mit Hilfe des Elektronen-Übermikroskops

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“…The size of each chromomere has been estimated roughly as 1,000 A in diameter. As Yasuzumi (1947) and Pease and Baker (1949) have demonstrated, the larger granules are associated with heavy bands than are the smaller ones. The smallest chromomere was estimated as 180 A in diameter (G. Yasuzumi 1947).…”
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“…The size of each chromomere has been estimated roughly as 1,000 A in diameter. As Yasuzumi (1947) and Pease and Baker (1949) have demonstrated, the larger granules are associated with heavy bands than are the smaller ones. The smallest chromomere was estimated as 180 A in diameter (G. Yasuzumi 1947).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…As Yasuzumi (1947) and Pease and Baker (1949) have demonstrated, the larger granules are associated with heavy bands than are the smaller ones. The smallest chromomere was estimated as 180 A in diameter (G. Yasuzumi 1947). Each interband in transverse section appears cocoon-shaped or irregu larly oval in shape, having a vacant space in the center.…”
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