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isochromosome: a standalone construct

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isochromosome1 CONSTRUCTIsochromosomeDARLINGTON · CYTOGENETICS

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Cytogenetics

an abnormal chromosome with two identical arms, formed when the centromere divides crosswise instead of lengthwise.

In cytogenetics, isochromosome refers to an abnormal chromosome with two identical arms, formed when the centromere divides crosswise instead of lengthwise. This meaning comes from Darlington (1940) in Journal of Genetics.[1]

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  1. Darlington, C. D. (1940). The origin of iso-chromosomes. Journal of Genetics, 39(2), 351-361. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02982848

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