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Assignment of temperature-sensitive mutations of BHK cells to the X chromosome
Somatic Cell Genetics
|March 1, 1979
Abstract:
A class of recurring, noncomplementing, recessive, temperature-sensitive mutation of BHK-21 cells has been assigned to the X chromosome. X-linkage was determined by complementation, karyotypic, and enzymatic analyses.
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