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5.1.1.3 Pachytene. 5.1.1.4 Diplotene. 5.1.1.5 Diakinesis. 5.1.1.6 Synchronous processes ... [edit] Pachytene. The pachytene stage, also known as pachynema, from ...
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Previous to the pachytene stage, during leptotene, the lateral elements begin to ... After pachytene ends, the SC usually becomes disassembled and can no ...
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In addition, the pachytene checkpoint requires the chromatin silencing factor ... Pachytene arrest also requires the meiosis-specific Red1 and Mek1 proteins (14) ...
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Meiotic pachytene bivalents are much longer than somatic metaphase chromosomes ... Detailed pachytene BAC-FISH analysis of sorghum chromosome 1 by Islam-Faridi et al. ...
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What is pachytene? Meaning of pachytene medical term. What does pachytene mean? ... pachytene /pachy·tene/ (pak'ĭ-tēn) in the prophase of meiosis, ... pachytene ...
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... (ERß) and P450 aromatase in pachytene spermatocytes suggests a role for estrogens ... a well-known model of pachytene spermatocyte apoptosis in adult rats ...
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After elutriation, pachytene spermatocytes were cultured in minimal essential ... ( B) Pachytene spermatocytes were pretreated with selective inhibitors of MPF ...
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At early pachytene, the full-length SCs were more likely to ... when SCs are perinuclear, and pachytene B, when SCs are uniformly distributed ...
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We find that the pachytene checkpoint requires Sum1, a transcriptional repressor ... NDT80 is required for exit from pachytene (Xu et al., 1995) ...
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Staging of pachytene nuclei based on the morphology of the XY pair with BRCA1 ... We suggest that the pachytene phenotype develops secondarily to a primary defect ...
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Figure 1: During early pachytene, SUMO-1 is observed in three different patterns. ... In a fourth mid-pachytene human spermatocyte (I–K), a third distinct SUMO-1 ...
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... DNA I in chromatin loops of rat pachytene chromosomes and in spermatids [My Copy] ... page as: http://www.citeulike.org/tag/pachytene. RIS BibTeX RTF/PDF ...
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