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[Hyperthermia of male Drosophila melanogaster meiocytes induces abnormalities in both paternal and maternal sex chromosome sets of the offspring].

Genetika - 1 Oct 2007

K'ergaard A V, Mamon L A

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Nondisjunction and loss of sex chromosomes caused by exposure of male Drosophila melanogaster to heat shock (HS) (37 degrees C for 1 h) has been studied to determine the role of mutation l(1)ts403 (sbr10) in the control of chromosome segregation during cell division. Hyperthermia of males at the pupal stage has been demonstrated to increase the number of offspring with abnormalities of not only paternal, but also...

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