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dicentric
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dicentric /di·cen·tric/ (di-sen´trik)
1. pertaining to, developing from, or having two centers.
2. having two centromeres.
di·cen·tric (d-sntrk)
adj.
Having two centromeres.
dicentric
[desen′trik]
Etymology: Gk, di, twice, kentron, center
(in genetics) pertaining to a structurally abnormal chromosome with two centromeres.


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18) Dicentrics & Rings Deletions DONOR 400 cGy (5 + 400) cGy 400 cGy (5+400) cGy #1 136 92 52 51 #2 178 120 62 46 #3 79 50 39 15 #4 172 42 46 34 #5 134 106 58 41 Table 2.
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Chromatid-type aberrations such as breaks and exchanges and chromosome-type aberrations such as deletions and dicentrics were observed.
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