File:HumanChromosomesChromomycinA3.jpg

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Čeština: Metafázní chromosomy lidského (ženského) lymfocytu, barveno Chromomycinem A3
Deutsch: Metaphasechromosomen aus einer weiblichen menschlichen Lymphozytenzelle, gefärbt mit Chromomycin A3, fluoreszenzmikroskopische Aufnahme. Hergestellung: Colcemid-Behandlung, Hypotonie, Methanol-Eisessig Fixierung, Auftropfen, Lufttrocknen, Färbung.
English: Metaphase chromosomes from a female human lymphocyte, stained with Chromomycin A3, fluorescence microscopy. Made with: Colcemid treatment, hypotonic shock, methanol acetic acid fixation, dropping, air drying, staining.
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