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idiogram

[′id·ē·ə‚gram]
(genetics)
A diagram of chromosome morphology, especially the banding pattern, that is used to compare karyotypes of different cells, individuals, or species.
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Idiograms were developed for each plant which displayed polymorphisms.
Chromosomal polymorphism as detected by C-banding patterns in Chilean alfalfa germplasm (1). (Cell Biology & Molecular Genetics)
A composite idiogram for the African Population germplasm source was constructed (Fig.
Distribution and characterization of heterochromatic DNA in the tetraploid African population alfalfa genome. (Cell Biology & Molecular Genetics)
Based on chromosomal data, idiograms were generated to highlight particular karyotype traits for each species and the inferred pathways of chromosomal differentiation based on a phylogenetic hypothesis to Atlantic Acanthurus (Figures 3(a)-3(d)).
Sequential steps of chromosomal differentiation in Atlantic surgeonfishes: evolutionary inferences
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