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Complement with 38 chromosomes in two south American populations ofRattus rattus

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Se estudiaron los cromosomas de 16 ejemplares deRattus rattus provenientes de la Provincia de Buenos Aires (Argentina) y del Estado de Rio Grande do Sul (Brasil). En todos los animales el complemento estuvo formado por 38 cromosomas. Considerando que en las ratas el complemento de 42 cromosomas es probablemente el mas generalizado, se sugiere que el complemento de 38 cromosomas ha derivado del de 42 mediante un proceso de reordenamiento cromosómico con fusión céntrica.

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  1. Comisión de Investigaciones Científicas de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, La Plata, Argentina

    N. O. Bianchi, J. Paulete-Vanrell & L. A. de Vidal Rioja

  2. Facultad de Filosofía, Ciências e Letras, Universidad de São Leopoldo, São Leopoldo, R. G. do Sul, Brasil

    N. O. Bianchi, J. Paulete-Vanrell & L. A. de Vidal Rioja

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Bianchi, N.O., Paulete-Vanrell, J. & de Vidal Rioja, L.A. Complement with 38 chromosomes in two south American populations ofRattus rattus. Experientia 25, 1111–1112 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01901465

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