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Y-body in cell nuclei of parenchymatous organs

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Smears from 5 parenchymatons organs of 26 corpses were studied with quinacrine hydrochloride fluorescent staining to detect Y-body in cell nuclei. The occurrence of Y-body in all male organs tested exceeded 15%. Detection of Y-body is a reliable method for identification of male sex.

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Ausstriche aus 5 Organen von 26 Leichen wurden mit der Quinacrine Hydrochloride Fluorescenz-Färbung zum Nachweis von YB in den Zellkernen untersucht. Die Auswertung der Resultate ergab, daß die Häufigkeit der Y-bodies in allen untersuchten männlichen Organen über 15% lag. Demgemäß kann behauptet werden, daß die Darstellung der Y-bodies eine zuverlässige Methode zur Identifizierung des männlichen Geschlechtes ist.

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Kovács, M., Harsányi, L. & Sellyei, M. Y-body in cell nuclei of parenchymatous organs. Z Rechtsmed 71, 104–107 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02077042

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