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karyotyping

[ kar-ee-uh-tahy-ping ]

noun

  1. the analysis of chromosomes.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of karyotyping1

First recorded in 1960–65; karyotype + -ing 1
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Example Sentences

And they often use karyotyping, a process of spreading out and counting a cell’s chromosomes, to confirm that the reprogramming process didn’t introduce major genetic abnormalities, a rare but possible outcome.

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Karyotyping remains a useful technique for pinpointing large abnormalities, but the level of resolution is limited to about 5m base pairs.

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Traditionally, geneticists like Firth used a process called karyotyping, which involves pairing up and ordering all the chromosomes to see if any are missing, duplicated or contain subtler structural changes.

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Human ES cells underwent routine mycoplasma screening and karyotyping.

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Graduate students and postdoctoral associates will then lead small groups of students in activities including DNA extraction and karyotyping for chromosomal differences.

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