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Spectral Karyotyping to Study Chromosome Abnormalities in Humans and Mice with Polycystic Kidney Disease
Published on: February 3, 2012
[Characteristics of quantitative karyotypic variability in cell line of kidney from rat kangaroo (Potorous
G G Polianskaia1, V A Samokish
1Institute of Cytology, Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg.
Abstract:
The numerical regulations of karyotypic variability in cell line of rat kangaroo kidney, NBL-3-11, has been investigated. These regulations are similar with ones found for cell lines of the Indian muntjac skin fibroblasts (M, MT, M2). In particular the balanced karyotypic structure of cell population in vitro is determined by correlations of the structural variants of the karyotype (SVK). These correlations depend on the following regulations 1) nonrandom character of cell distribution according to the number of chromosomal deviations from MSVK; 2) specific character of deviations of each chromosome from MSVK; 3) presence of significant connections between separate chromosomes with simultaneous numeral deviations some differences in the character of significant connections between the individual chromosomes. These connections have either single directed character, mainly (+) direction, or differently directed one by deviations of each chromosome mainly in one direction in cell line NBL-3-11. At the same time single directed character of simultaneous deviations is observed in cell lines of the Indian muntjac skin fibroblasts (M, MT, M2) either in (+) or (-) direction. Represented results confirm and extend considerably the known ideas of the regulations of karyotypic variability in cell populations in vitro.

