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idiogram /id·io·gram/ (id´e-ah-gram) a drawing or photograph of the chromosomes of a particular cell.
id·i·o·gram (d--grm)
n.
A diagrammatic representation of chromosome morphology characteristic of a species or a population.

idiogram
[id′ē·əgram′]
a diagram or graphic representation of a karyotype, showing the number, relative sizes, and morphologic characteristics of the chromosomes of a species, individual, or cell.

idiogram [id´e-o-gram]
a drawing or photograph of the chromosomes of a particular cell.
Idiogram of the X chromosome, showing some of the many disorders located on it. From Lissauer and Graham, 2002.

idiogram
a drawing or photograph of the chromosomes of a particular cell.


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