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Article #1356Re: Karyotyping procedure
From: Marci Swede
Date: Sat, 10 Nov 1990 23:13
Date: Sat, 10 Nov 1990 23:13
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When I was an undergrad we did a Karyotype in our genetics lab. I can get you the exact details, but for now, this is what i remember. We scraped the inner cheek with a tooth pick to obtain cells. These were placed on a slide and the chromotin was dyed (i can't recall the dye). The cells were then photographed and a standard karyotype was performed. I'll get you the full protocol soon. Where in Maine are you?
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