Paternal chromosome incorporation into the zygote nucleus is controlled by maternal haploid in Drosophila.

doi:10.1006/dbio.2000.0152

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Paternal chromosome incorporation into the zygote nucleus is controlled by maternal haploid in Drosophila.

Developmental biology - 15 Mar 2001

Loppin B, Berger F, Couble P

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maternal haploid (mh) is a strict maternal effect mutation that causes the production of haploid gynogenetic embryos (eggs are fertilized but only maternal chromosomes participate in development). We conducted a cytological analysis of fertilization and early development in mh eggs to elucidate the mechanism of paternal chromosome elimination. In mh eggs, as in wild-type eggs, male and female pronuclei migrate...

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Aneuploidy
Animals
Cell Movement
Cell Nucleus
Chromosomes
Drosophila
Female
Fertilization
Haploidy
Heterochromatin
Male
Microscopy, Confocal

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Mitosis

Mutation

Phenotype

Sex Factors

Time Factors

Zygote

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PMID: 11237467
DOI: 10.1006/dbio.2000.0152

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