Titlebook: Human and Mammalian Cytogenetics; An Historical Perspe T. C. Hsu Book 1979 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1979 Cytogenetics.Development.S?ug

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From 48 to 46,ffects of colchicine on mitosis, and, in the 1940s, he used onion root tips to analyze extensively the actions of chemicals and radiation on chromosomes. However, he had been interested in the chromosomes of cancer cells for some time, because he was impressed many times by the similarity of the chr

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The Foundation of Somatic Cell Genetics,earch activities during this period (1952–1959) contributed, directly or indirectly, to the field of mammalian and human cytogenetics. These research achievements are not really closely related, but 1 present them here together for the sake of brevity. I use the chapter title “Foundation of Somatic

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Of Beans, Weeds, and Human Cytogenetics,s not practical or even feasible for many laboratories to set up cell culture facilities just for studying chromosomes. Furthermore, it is extremely difficult to procure biopsy specimens from normal persons, except in surgery cases. Therefore, the lymphocyte culture method discovered by Peter Nowell

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The Denver Conference and Beyond, propose nomenclature systems. I was not involved in this type of activity until Albert Levan spent six months in my laboratory in 1959. It was a real pleasure to work with Albert because he is not only a great cytologist but also a wonderful person. With only one functional eye, he is more observan

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