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Austin, C. R . (1960). Anomalies o f fertilization leading to triploidy. J. cell. comp.
Physiol. 56 (Suppl. 1), 1.
Austin, C. R . and Amoroso, E. C. (1957). Sex chromatin in early cat embryos. Exp.
Cell Res. 13, 419.
Baker, W . K . and Spofford, J. B. (1959). Heterochromatic control o f position-effect
variegation in Drosophila. Univ. Texas Publ. 5914, 135.
Barr, M . L. (1959). Sex chromatin and phenotype in man. Science 130, 679.
Barr, M . L. and Bertram, E. G. (1949). A morphological distinction between neurones
of the male and female, and the behavior ofthe nucleolar satellite during accelerated nucleoprotein synthesis. Nature, Lond. 163, 676.
Barr, M . L. and Carr, D . H . (1960). Sex chromatin, sex chromosomes, and sex
anomalies. Canad. med. Ass. J. 83, 979.
Bender, M . A . and G o o c h , P. C. (1962). Types and rates o f X-ray-induced c h r o m o -
some aberrations in human b l o o d irradiated in vitro. Proc. nat. Acad. Sci., Wash.
48, 522.
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two patients with Klinefelter syndrome. Ann. hum. Genet. Lond. 24, 81.
Beutler, E., Y e h , M . and Fairbanks, V . F. (1962). T h e normal human female as a
mosaic o f X - c h r o m o s o m e activity: Studies using the gene for G-6-PD-deficiency
as a marker. Proc. nat. Acad. Sci., Wash. 48, 9.
Billen, D . and Debrunner, G. A . (1960). Continuously propagating cells derived from
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Book, J. A . and Santesson, B. (1960). Malformation syndrome in man associated with
triploidy. Lancet (i), 858.
Book, J. A . , Fraccaro, M . and Lindsten, J. (1959). Cytogenetical observations in
mongolism. Acta paediat., Stockh. 48, 453.
Busch, H . (1962). "Introduction to the Biochemistry o f the Cancer Cell". A c a d e m i c
Press, N e w York.
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large chromosome in a w o m a n with mongoloid traits. Lancet (ii), 130.
Catcheside, D . G. (1947). T h e P-locus position effect in Oenothera. J. Genet. 48, 31.
Cattanach, B. M . (1961). X X Y mice. Genet. Res. 2, 156.
Chapelle, A . de la (1961). Constrictions in normal human chromosomes. Lancet (ii),
460.
Chu, E. H . Y . and Giles, N . H . (1959). H u m a n chromosome complements in normal
somatic cells in culture. Amer. J. hum. Genet. 11, 63.
Clayton, G . W . , Smith, J. D . and Rosenberg, H . S. (1958). Familial true hermaphrodism in pre- and post-puberal genetic females. Hormonal and morphologic
studies. J. clin. Endocrin. 18, 1349.
Darlington, C. D . and L a Cour, L. F. (1940). Nucleic acid starvation ofthe chromosomes in Trillium. J. Genet. 40, 185.
Davidson, W . M . and Smith, D . R . (1954). A morphological sex difference in the
polymorphonuclear neutrophil leucocytes. Brit. med. J. 2, 6.
Defendi, V . and Manson, L. A . (1961). D N A synthesis time: A fixed parameter of
cells in cultures? Proc. Amer. Ass. Cancer Res. 3, 218.
T . G. HSU
R E F E R E N C E S
Assis, L. M . de, Epps, D . , Bottura, C. and Ferrari, I. (1960). Chromosomal constitution and nuclear sex o f a true hermaphrodite. Lancet (ii), 129.
Austin, C. R . (1960). Anomalies o f fertilization leading to triploidy. J. cell. comp.
Physiol. 56 (Suppl. 1), 1.
Austin, C. R . and Amoroso, E. C. (1957). Sex chromatin in early cat embryos. Exp.
Cell Res. 13, 419.
Baker, W . K . and Spofford, J. B. (1959). Heterochromatic control o f position-effect
variegation in Drosophila. Univ. Texas Publ. 5914, 135.
Barr, M . L. (1959). Sex chromatin and phenotype in man. Science 130, 679.
Barr, M . L. and Bertram, E. G. (1949). A morphological distinction between neurones
of the male and female, and the behavior ofthe nucleolar satellite during accelerated nucleoprotein synthesis. Nature, Lond. 163, 676.
Barr, M . L. and Carr, D . H . (1960). Sex chromatin, sex chromosomes, and sex
anomalies. Canad. med. Ass. J. 83, 979.
Bender, M . A . and G o o c h , P. C. (1962). Types and rates o f X-ray-induced c h r o m o -
some aberrations in human b l o o d irradiated in vitro. Proc. nat. Acad. Sci., Wash.
48, 522.
Bergman, S., Reitalu, J., Nowakowski, H . and Lenz, W . (1960). T h e chromosomes in
two patients with Klinefelter syndrome. Ann. hum. Genet. Lond. 24, 81.
Beutler, E., Y e h , M . and Fairbanks, V . F. (1962). T h e normal human female as a
mosaic o f X - c h r o m o s o m e activity: Studies using the gene for G-6-PD-deficiency
as a marker. Proc. nat. Acad. Sci., Wash. 48, 9.
Billen, D . and Debrunner, G. A . (1960). Continuously propagating cells derived from
normal mouse bone marrow. J. nat. Cancer Inst. 25, 1127.
Book, J. A . (1961). Clinical cytogenetics. In " D e Genetica M e d i c a " III, 21.
Book, J. A . and Santesson, B. (1960). Malformation syndrome in man associated with
triploidy. Lancet (i), 858.
Book, J. A . , Fraccaro, M . and Lindsten, J. (1959). Cytogenetical observations in
mongolism. Acta paediat., Stockh. 48, 453.
Busch, H . (1962). "Introduction to the Biochemistry o f the Cancer Cell". A c a d e m i c
Press, N e w York.
Carli, L. de, Nuzzo, F., Chiarelli, B. and Poli, E. (1960). Trisomic condition o f a
large chromosome in a w o m a n with mongoloid traits. Lancet (ii), 130.
Catcheside, D . G. (1947). T h e P-locus position effect in Oenothera. J. Genet. 48, 31.
Cattanach, B. M . (1961). X X Y mice. Genet. Res. 2, 156.
Chapelle, A . de la (1961). Constrictions in normal human chromosomes. Lancet (ii),
460.
Chu, E. H . Y . and Giles, N . H . (1959). H u m a n chromosome complements in normal
somatic cells in culture. Amer. J. hum. Genet. 11, 63.
Clayton, G . W . , Smith, J. D . and Rosenberg, H . S. (1958). Familial true hermaphrodism in pre- and post-puberal genetic females. Hormonal and morphologic
studies. J. clin. Endocrin. 18, 1349.
Darlington, C. D . and L a Cour, L. F. (1940). Nucleic acid starvation ofthe chromosomes in Trillium. J. Genet. 40, 185.
Davidson, W . M . and Smith, D . R . (1954). A morphological sex difference in the
polymorphonuclear neutrophil leucocytes. Brit. med. J. 2, 6.
Defendi, V . and Manson, L. A . (1961). D N A synthesis time: A fixed parameter of
cells in cultures? Proc. Amer. Ass. Cancer Res. 3, 218.