Titlebook: Chromosomes Today; Proceedings of the N A. Stahl,J. M. Luciani,A. M. Vagner-Capodano Conference proceedings 1987 The Organising Committee o

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William Marion Hamner,John Louis Largierl in locations different from their genetic origin. We are also inclined to forget that nothing is known about the possible biological role of the majority of DNA sequences in eukaryotic genomes. It is clear that in most eukaryotes more than 90% of the DNA does not code for proteins or known species

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Reproduction of reef fishery species,es, and particularly their role of gametic barrier, due to the reduced fertility of heterozygotes carriers (Bengtsson, 1980, Fredga, 1977, Dutrillaux, 1975, Lande, 1979, Lejeune, 1975, White, 1973, Wilson et al., 1975).

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James P Terry,A Y Annie Lau,Samuel Etienne al. 1978, Dutrillaux 1979, Yunis and Prakash 1982). The correspondance of these homologies and the homology of gene content was shown by the first comparative mappings between man and the great apes obtained by somatic cell genetics (Finaz et al. 1973–1975-1977, Pearson et al. 1977). When more dist

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,Erratum to: Funktionen in Produktr?umen,ights on the pathogenetic mechanisms of cancerogenesis. Although the Burkitt lymphoma (BL) has been one of the first examples of human malignancy studied with molecular biology and molecular cytogenetic techniques, we now know other examples of malignant lymphoid cell proliferations illustrating thi

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,Erratum to: Funktionen in Produktr?umen,nt retroviral oncogenes have been found, all derived from cellular counterparts. How a single oncogene can cause cancer is still not fully understood. Natural cancers are known to involve multi-step molecular changes, raising a paradox as compared to cancers induced bu retroviral oncogenes. To turn

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D. M. Aissaoui,D. Buigues,B. H. PurserWe have developed methods for gene isolation which do not depend on previous knowledge of the product of the gene (Bender . 1983). These protocols, which we called “chromosomal walking and jumping” are now routinely used in most molecular genetics laboratories.