- for
essential kinetoc**** proteins.
Since centromeric DNA
sequence is not the key
determinant of
centromeric identity in metazoans, it is
thought that...
- Edmunds, At; Ellis, Pm (October 1995). "ICF
syndrome (immunodeficiency,
centromeric instability and
facial anomalies):
investigation of
heterochromatin abnormalities...
- organisms,
including vertebrates, fungi, and most plants, have a
single centromeric region on each
chromosome which ****embles a single,
localized kinetoc****...
- end and XG at the
boundary of PAR1 at the
centromeric end. PAR2
contains 3 genes, with SPRY3 at the
centromeric boundary and IL9R at the
distal telomeric...
-
centromeres that form at a
place on the
chromosome that is
usually not
centromeric. They
typically arise due to
disruption of the
normal centromere. These...
- cytoplasm, and the
microtubules come in
contact with chromosomes,
whose centromeric regions are
incorporated into the
nuclear envelope (the so-called closed...
- is seen as a
constricted region in a
condensed metaphase chromosome.
Centromeric DNA
consists of a
number of
repetitive DNA
sequences that
often take...
- one or both
canonical H3
histones in a
subset of
nucleosomes within centromeric chromatin.
CENPA has the
greatest sequence divergence of the histone...
- are
required for construction,
specifically centromeric sequences. However,
challenges involving centromeric sequences have
begun to be overcome. A 2009...
- The
class III
region is
sandwiched between the HLA-DR
locus on the
centromeric side, and the HLA-B
locus on the
telomeric side. The TNF gene is 250...
