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Papers of Malcolm Andrew Ferguson-Smith, geneticist, Professor of Medical Genetics, University of Glasgow, Scotland

Papers of Malcolm Andrew Ferguson-Smith, publications

Ferguson-Smith draft papers

'Klinefelter's syndrome: frequency and testicular morphology in relation to nuclear sex,' with B Lennox et al. in The Lancet (1957), pp. 167-169

'Cytogenetics in man,' in Archive of Internal Medicine 105, (1960), pp. 627-639

Referee reports on early papers, some with later annotation by Ferguson-Smith.

'Karyotype-phenotype correlations in gonadal dysgenesis and their bearing on the pathogenesis of malformations,' in Journal of Medical Genetics 2, (1965), pp. 142-155

'X-Y chromosomal interchange in the aetiology of true hermaphroditism and of XX Klinefelter's syndrome,' in The Lancet, (1966), pp. 475-476

'Chromosomal satellite association,' in The Lancet, (1967), pp. 1156-1157

Essential Medical Genetics, with J M Connor (1984: Blackwell Scientific Publishings, Oxford)

Folder entitled "Chr[omosome] 9 papers"

'Gender verificationin' Oxford Textbook of Sports Medicine, edited by M Harries et al., Oxford University Press

'Ann Chester Chandley DSc, F.I. Biol., F.R.S.E. - a tribute and appreciation on the occasion of her retirement' in Chromosome Research 5.1, (1997)

'Generation of a multicolor karyotype of the human chromosome complement using fluorescence in situ hydridization and spectral imaging,' with E Schrock et al.

'Chromosome painting without competitor DNA,' with Johannes Weinberg et al.

'Chromosome evolution of the Chinese muntjac (Muntiacus reevesi),' with Fentang Yang et al. in Chromosoma 106, (1997), pp. 37-43

'Genetic analysis by chromosome sorting and painting: phylogenetic and diagnostic applications,' in European Journal of Human Genetics 5, (1997), pp. 253-265

'Use of the Indian muntjak idiogram to align conserved chromosomal segments in sheep and human genomes by chromosome painting,' with Dean J Burkin et al. in Genomics 46, (1997), pp. 143-147

'Karyotyping the Brush-Tailed Possum, Trichosurus vulpecula and subsequent chromosome comparison with the Tammar Wallaby, Macropus eugenii,' with Ana R Perez et al.

'Comparative mapping using chromosome sorting and painting,' with Fentang Yang and Patricia C M O'Brien in ILAR Journal 39, (1998), pp. 68-76

'Cross species colour segmenting: a novel tool in human karyotype analysis,' with S Müller et al. in Cytometry 33, (1998), pp. 445-452

'Conservation of the human gamma-X centromeric satellite DNA among primates with an autosomal localisation in certain Old World monkeys,' with Charles Lee et al. in Chromosome Research 7 (1999), pp. 43-47

'Reciprocal chromosome painting shows that genomic rearrangement between rat and mouse proceeds ten times faster than between human and cats,' with Roscoe Stanyon et al. in Cytogenet Cell Genetics 84 (1999), pp. 150-155

'Complete homology maps of the rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) and human by reciprocal chromosome painting,' with Ronny Korstanje et al. in Cytogenetics and Cell Genetics 86, (1999) pp. 317-322

'A complete comparative chromosome map for the dog, red fox and human and its integration with canine genetic maps,' with Fengtang Yang et al. in Genomics 62, (1999), pp. 189-202

'Chromosome identification and assignment of DNA clones in the dog using a red fox and dog comparative map,' with Fengtang Yang et al. in Chromosome Research 8 (2000), pp. 93-100

'Comparative chromosome map of the laboratory mouse and Chinese hamster defined by reciprocal chromosome painting,' with Fengtang Yang and Patricia C M O'Brien in Chromosome Research 8 (2000), pp. 219-227

'Multiplex fluorescence in situ hybridisation and cross-species colour banding of a case of chronic myeloid leukemia in blastic crisis with a complex Philadelphia translocation,' with Christine J Harrison et al. in Cancer Genetics and Cytogenetics 116 (2000), pp. 105-110

'A comparative chromosome map of the Arctic fox, red fox and dog defined by chromosome painting and high resolution G-banding,' with Alexander S Graphodatsky et al. in Chromosome Research 8 (2000), pp. 253-263

'Comparative chromosome painting,' with Patricia C M O'Brien et al. in Chromosomes Today 13, (2000), pp. 259-265

'Reciprocal chromosome painting illuminates the history of genome evolution of the domestic cat, dog and human,' with Fengtang Yang et al. in Chromosomes Research 8 (2000), pp. 393-404

'Use of flow sorted canine chromosomes in the assignment of canine linkage, radiation hybrid, and syntenic groups to chromosomes: refinement and verification of the comparative chromosome map for dog and human,' with David R Sargan et al. in Genomics 69, (2000), pp. 182-195

'Comparative chromosome map between the Japanese raccoon dog, Arctic fox, red fox and domestic dog and its implications for the ancestral canid karyotype,' with Alexander S Graphodatsky et al.

'SRY and primary sex reversal syndromes,' with Peter N Goodfellow et al.

'BSE: public policy and the uncertainties of science'

'The economies of evolution'

'A procedure for image enhancement in chromosome painting,' with Willem Rens et al.

'Gene order by FISH and FACS,' in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology: a Comprehensive Desk Reference, edited by Robert A Meyers, V C H Publishers Inc, New York (1995)

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'Gene order by FISH and FACS,' in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology: a Comprehensive Desk Reference, edited by Robert A Meyers, V C H Publishers Inc, New York (1995)

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