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Cytogenetic and Genome Research|February 24, 2007
Isochores and replication time zones: a perfect matchC Schmegner, H Hameister, W Vogel, et al.Annals of Human Genetics|January 16, 2007
A comparison of the variability spectra of two genomic loci in a European group of individuals reveals fundamental differences pointing to selection or a population bottleneckC Schmegner, J Hoegel, W Vogel, et al.Experientia|December 1, 1986
Further chromosomal studies on Ellobius lutescens: heteromorphism of chromosome No. 1 is not associated with sex determinationM Djalali, H Hameister, W VogelHuman Genetics|July 1, 1987
Detection of BrdUrd incorporation in mammalian chromosomes by a BrdUrd antibody. III. Demonstration of replication patterns in highly resolved chromosomesA Latos-Bielenska, H Hameister, W VogelAmerican Journal of Human Genetics|September 9, 2000
An isochore transition in the NF1 gene region coincides with a switch in the extent of linkage disequilibriumI Eisenbarth, G Vogel, W Krone, et al.Human Molecular Genetics|December 6, 2001
Long-range sequence composition mirrors linkage disequilibrium pattern in a 1.13 Mb region of human chromosome 22I Eisenbarth, A M Striebel, E Moschgath, et al.American Journal of Human Genetics|July 20, 2001
Demethylation, reactivation, and destabilization of human fragile X full-mutation alleles in mouse embryocarcinoma cellsD Wöhrle, U Salat, H Hameister, et al.Chromosome Research : an International Journal on the Molecular, Supramolecular and Evolutionary Aspects of Chromosome Biology|February 1, 1997
Zoo-FISH analysis: the American mink (Mustela vison) closely resembles the cat karyotypeH Hameister, C Klett, J Bruch, et al.Genomics|March 20, 1995
Visualization of the conservation of synteny between humans and pigs by heterologous chromosomal paintingG Rettenberger, C Klett, U Zechner, et al.Cytogenetics and Cell Genetics|February 15, 2001
Do the constraints of human speciation cause expression of the same set of genes in brain, testis, and placenta?M Wilda, D Bächner, U Zechner, et al.Pageof 102