The laboratory process of G-banding uses Giemsa dye to stain these bodies, and an error in which a large portion of one joins to another is named for Robertson.
The laboratory process of G-banding uses Giemsa dye to stain these bodies, and an error in which a large portion of one joins to another is named for Robertson. Largely composed of spherical proteins called histones wound in supercoils, their ends contain repetitive telomeres. These bodies can undergo translocation, and are spread out for viewing in a karyotype. For 10 points, name these dense DNA-containing structures of which human cells have 46, including X and Y.
The laboratory process of G-banding uses Giemsa dye to stain these bodies, and an error in which a large portion of one joins to another is named for Robertson.
chromosomes [accept karyotype or idiogram before "these bodies" is read]