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high-resolution chromosome studies
Analysis of the number and structure of the chromosomes when cell division has been arrested and the chromosomes stained at an early stage (pro-metaphase) of mitosis. The chromosomes of a high resolution study appear longer and reveal 700-1200 bands, allowing more detailed analysis of the chromosome structure, as opposed to the typical 300-600 bands observed with routine metaphase banding.
- Part of Speech: noun
- Industry/Domain: Medical
- Category: Human genome
- Company: National Library of Medicine
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- Max Bryant
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