Leukaemia cytogenetics / H. Jackson Woodliff.

  • Woodliff, H. Jackson.
Date:
1971
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Credit: Leukaemia cytogenetics / H. Jackson Woodliff. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHROMOSOMAL ABNORMALITIES 27 Fig. 7.—Endoreduplication in a cell from a three-day phytohaemagglutinin periph¬ eral blood culture, from a patient with chronic granulocytic leukaemia (SM26961L 0033F). various chromosomes or constitute an abnormal cell line with a constant change. In endoreduplication the chromosomes replicate during inter¬ phase to form diplochromosomes ; twice the number of chromo¬ somes appear at the next metaphase and the daughter chromosomes are closely associated, giving a characteristic appearance (Fig. 7).