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Formation of ring chromosomes by diethyl sulphate and gamma-rays

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Ring chromosomes were formed in the root tip cells ofAllium sativum andA. cepa var.viviparum after treatment with diethyl sulphate and gamma-rays. Both centric and acentric types of ring chromosomes were observed. The behavior of these chromosomes during different stages of somatic cell division is discussed.

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Gohil, R.N., Kaul, A. Formation of ring chromosomes by diethyl sulphate and gamma-rays. Experientia 39, 1152–1153 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01943156

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