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Numerical and structural variations of the X chromosomes and no. 2 autosomes in mandarin vole, Microtus mandarinus (Rodentia).

Hereditas - 1 Dec 2006

Zhu Bicai, Dong Yuwei, Gao Junfang, Li Peiqing, Pang Yonghonh, Liu Huanmin, Chen Hong

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Here we describe our studies on Microtus mandarinus faeceus of Jiangyan in Jiangsu province of China. By karyotype and G-banding analysis we have found variation in chromosome number and polymorphisms of the X chromosome and the second pair of autosomes of the subspecies. Chromosome number of the subspecies is 2n=47-50. The subspecies has three kinds of chromosomal sex: XX, XO and XY, among which one of the X...

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PMID: 17362346
DOI: 10.1111/j.2006.0018-0661.01950.x

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