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Quantitative DNS-Bestimmungen von Ameisenhirnzellen

Elisabeth Hauschteck-Jungen
- 01 Mar 1970 - 
- Vol. 32, Iss: 1, pp 79-96
TLDR
In this article, a Nestes zeigten ein Extinktionsmaximum nach 1 Std Aufenthalt im Schiffschen Reagens, die eines anderen Nestes nach 5 Std.
Abstract
Gehirnzellen von Myrmica laevinodis-Arbeiterinnen wurden Feulgengefarbt und dabei 1–6 oder 15 Std im Schiffschen Reagens behalten. Die Farbintensitat wurde mikrospektrophotometrisch bestimmt. Die Tiere des einen Nestes zeigten ein Extinktionsmaximum nach 1 Std Aufenthalt im Schiffschen Reagens, die eines anderen Nestes nach 5 Std. Die Farbedauer ist also ein weiterer Faktor, der bei quantitativen DNS-Bestimmungen zu berucksichtigen ist.

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Evidence for dosage compensation in parthenogenetic Hymenoptera.

TL;DR: In these parthenogenetic wasps, a mechanism must exist that compensates during later development for the initial two-fold difference in the chromatin content of somatic nuclei in haploid male and diploid female embryos.
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Quantitative Bestimmung von RNS-Fraktionen im Gehirn frisch geschlüpfter Bienen (Apis mellifica)

TL;DR: In the brain of the honeybee (Apis mellifica), it was found that the rRNA content decreases rapidly during the first 2 days of adult life, and the possibility is discussed that these results reflect changes in RNA metabolism that can be related to the sequences of activity observed in the bees during thefirst 9 days after hatching.
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DNA-Feulgen value in brain cells of the adult worker honeybee dependent on age.

TL;DR: An feulgengefärbten G0-Kernen der Corpora pedunculata von Bienengehirnen wurde die relative DNS-Menge photospektrometrisch bestimmt.
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Quantitative Aspects of Nuclear Nucleoproteins

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Conditions influencing the intensity of the feulgen reaction

TL;DR: The small lymphocyte, which has previously been found by several workers to bind about 10% less Feulgen dye than other diploid cells, was found to have a similar lowerFeulgen intensity after 5 N HCl hydrolysis at room temperature.
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Deoxyribonucleic acid cytophotometry of stained human leukocytes. I. Differences among cell types.

TL;DR: The deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) content of individual human leukocytes was estimated cytophotometrically using visible light and spreads stained either with gallocyanin-chrome alum following ribonuclease digestion or with the Feulgen reaction.