A dicentric chromosome contains two centromeres.
It is unstable because it is usually torn
apart during mitosis and its parts are divided
between the two daughter cells.
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- Translocation
- Centric fusion of acrocentric chromosomes
- After fertilization
- Reciprocal translocation
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- Different Types of Structural Chromosomal Aberrations
- Inversion
- The consequences of crossing-over in the inverted ...
- Isochromosome
- Dicentric chromosome
- Ring chromosome
- Consequences of a ring chromosome
- Detection of Structural Chromosomal Aberrations by...
- great variety of methods
- Derivative chromosome 1 with extra material:
- Additional isodicentric chromosome 15: 47,XY,+psu ...
- Additional derivative chromosome 21
- Regulation and Expression of Genes
- Cell nucleus and protein synthesis
- Nucleolus and the synthesis of ribosomes
- Overview of the structure and components of ribosomes
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