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  • Book
    edited by Michael A. Blake, Giles W.L. Boland.
    Contents:
    Adrenal embryology and pathology
    Adrenocortical dysfunction
    Adrenal medullary dysfunction
    Adrenals in oncology
    Adrenal surgery
    Imaging adrenal dysfunction
    Imaging of pheochromocytomas
    Adrenal imaging using computed tomography: differentiation of adenomas and metastasis
    MRI of the adrenal glands
    Single photon imaging of the adrenal gland
    PET and PET-CT imaging of adrenal lesions
    Adrenal trauma and intervention
    Evolving functional and advanced image analysis techniques for adrenal lesion characterization.
    Digital Access Springer 2009
  • Article
    Marcou D.
    Mol Gen Genet. 1979 Jun 20;173(3):299-305.
    A mutant which increases second division segregation (SDS) frequency of locus 110 (linkage group VI) was isolated. It was called mei4 because of its meiotic deficiency. The present paper deals with its effect on meiotic recombination when heterozygous. mei4 then only acts on linkage group VI. The SDS frequencies were increased for all markers used, except locus 5 located very close to the centromere. This quasi general enhancement results exclusively in an enlargement of map distance on linkage group VI's proximal part. Crosses involving three mutant genes allowed to check that the distances on the distal part were constant. This is due to a real lack of crossover frequency modification in this region and not to a change ofchiasma interference. Among the seven linkage groups of Podospora anserina, group VI exhibits several other particularities concerning meiotic recombination, especially a lower positive chiasma interference and a more regular crossover distribution, suggesting a particular recombination regulation.
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