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C and Q bands in long arm of Y chromosomes; are they identical?
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|June 29, 1976
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A phenotypically normal male has a small Y chromosome with no Yq fluorescence, but displays constitutive heterochromatin on the end of Yq. C and Q bands on Yq therefore need not be necessarily identical.
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