The pachytene karyotype of Schizophyllum commune analyzed by three dimensional reconstruction of synaptonemal complexes

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Three dimensional reconstructions of 15 pachytene nuclei of Schizophyllum commune have revealed in each nucleus 11 distinct synaptonemal complexes, demonstrating a haploid chromosome number of 11. Each bivalent contained one short region of condensed chromatin marking the position of the centromere. The synaptonemal complex of, each bivalent contained from 0 to six recombination nodules. A high correlation was found between the total length of the synaptonemal complexes in a nucleus and the number of recombination nodules. Total synaptonemal complex length correlated only weakly with the nuclear volume. © 1978 Carlsberg Laboratory.

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Carmi, P., Holm, P. B., Koltin, Y., Rasmussen, S. W., Sage, J., & Zickler, D. (1978). The pachytene karyotype of Schizophyllum commune analyzed by three dimensional reconstruction of synaptonemal complexes. Carlsberg Research Communications, 43(2), 117–132. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02906508

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