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Karyotyping

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Karyotyping
A laboratory test used to study an individual's chromosome make-up. Chromosomes are separated from cells, stained, and arranged in order from largest to smallest so that their number and structure can be studied under a microscope.
Mentioned in: Cri Du Chat Syndrome, Edwards' Syndrome, Patau Syndrome
karyotyping
preparation of a karyotype.


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BA686) additionally confirmed by karyotyping (2n = 32, autosomal fundamental number = 53).
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After karyotyping, we calculated the green-to-red ratio profiles down the axis of each chromosome.
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