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Chromosome Structure

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IT was recently shown1 that the somatic chromosomes of Trillium are composed of four strands intertwined in pairs at metaphase, while in anaphase and telophase they contain two spirally twined threads.

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  • 01 July 1938

    In the inscription of Fig. 1b in Prof. Ruggles Gates' letter on "Chromosome Structure" in NATURE of July 23, page 157, the words "split satellite" written by him were, we regret, printed as "split chromosome".

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GATES, R., PATHAK, G. Chromosome Structure. Nature 142, 156–157 (1938). https://doi.org/10.1038/142156b0

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