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. 1983;26(4):197-201.

Chromosome banding patterns of four species of bats, with special reference to a case of X-autosome translocation

S Kasahara, B Dutrillaux
  • PMID: 6607698

Chromosome banding patterns of four species of bats, with special reference to a case of X-autosome translocation

S Kasahara et al. Ann Genet. 1983.

Abstract

The karyotypes of 4 species of bats, Artibeus lituratus (Phyllostomatidae), Pipistrellus pipistrellus (Vespertilionidae), Pteropus alecto and P. giganteus (Pteropodidae), were studied after several banding techniques. For A. lituratus, in which an X-autosome translocation was observed, an analyse of the replication pattern in the rearranged chromosome was also made after BrdU incorporation.

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