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Preferential retention of human chromosome 14 in mouse × human B cell hybrids
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CytogeneticsGeneticsImmunologyPreferential RetentionMolecular GeneticsReproductive BiologyImmunogeneticsGerm Cell DevelopmentHuman Chromosome 14Chromosome 22Abstract LossHybrid ClonesChromosomal RearrangementCell BiologyChromatinChromosome DynamicsChromosome BiologyMedicineChromosome 9
Abstract Loss of human chromosomes from mouse × human hybridomas is not random. Human chromosomes 14, 5 and 22 are preferentially retained, while chromosomes 2 and 1 are preferentially lost. Interestingly, human chromosome 14, which carries the genes for human immunoglobulin heavy chains, appears to be retained by almost all the hybrid clones and subclones.
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