Search Results - "Lorna M., Webber"

Directly inherited partial trisomy of chromosome 6p identified in a father and daughter by chromosome microdissection by Delatycki, Martin B, Voullaire, Lucille, Francis, David, Petrovic, Vida, Robertson, Anne, Webber, Lorna M, Slater, Howard R

“…Cytogenetic analysis of a 4 year old girl with developmental delay and dysmorphic features showed extra chromosomal material of unknown origin on 20p…”
Get full text

Isodicentric X chromosomes involving the Xq13 breakpoint in myelodysplasia and acute nonlymphocytic leukemia by Mackinnon, W B, Michael, P M, Webber, L M, Garson, O M

“…Many nonrandom chromosome abnormalities, usually autosomal in nature, have been found to be associated with specific types of acute nonlymphocytic leukemia…”
Get more information

Localization of the G-CSF Gene on Chromosome 17 Proximal to the Breakpoint in the t(15;17) in Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia by Ruth N., Simmers, Lorna M., Webber, M. Frances, Shannon, O. Margaret, Garson, Gordon, Wong, Mathew A., Vadas, Grant R., Sutherland

“…The human granulocyte-colony stimulating factor gene (G-CSF) is localized at 17q11.2-q21, the region of one of the breakpoints in the 15;17 chromosome…”
Get full text

Assignment of the gene coding for human FcRII (CD32) to bands g23g24 on chromosome 1 by Sammartino, Luke, Webber, Lorna M., Hogarth, P. Mark, McKenzie, Ian F. C., Garson, O. Margaret

Get full text

A new human breast carcinoma cell line (PMC42) with stem cell characteristics. I. Morphologic characterization by Whitehead, R H, Bertoncello, I, Webber, L M, Pedersen, J S

“…A new human breast carcinoma cell line (PMC42) was established from a pleural effusion from a woman with metastatic breast cancer. The cells were significantly…”
Get more information

A new human breast carcinoma cell line (PMC42) with stem cell characteristics. II. Characterization of cells growing as organoids by Whitehead, R H, Monaghan, P, Webber, L M, Bertoncello, I, Vitali, A A

“…A new human breast carcinoma cell line (PMC42) has been further characterized. The cells can grow either as monolayers or as floating cords of cells. The cords…”
Get more information

Localization of the cell surface antigen CD7 by chromosomal in situ hybridization by BAKER, E, SANDRIN, M. S, GARSON, O. M, SUTHERLAND, G. R, MCKENZIE, I. F. C, WEBBER, L. M

“…Serological analysis of a number of human-mouse T-cell hybrids has previously mapped the CD7 gene to human chromosome 17. By using chromosomal in situ…”
Get full text

Fc receptor gene translocation in a t(1;19) pre-B ALL cell line by WEBBER, L. M, MARGARET GARSON, O, TATE, B, MCKENZIE, I. F. C, HOGARTH, P. M

“…We have recently mapped the human FCGR2 gene to chromosome 1 bands q23-q24. In situ hybridization of FCGR2 cDNA with a cell line containing a t(1:19)(q23;p13)…”
Get full text

Fluorodeoxyuridine synchronization of bone marrow cultures by Webber, L M, Garson, O M

“…A method for synchronization of bone marrow cells with fluorodeoxyuridine (FdU) is presented and compared with methotrexate (MTX) synchronization. FdU has the…”
Get more information

The influence of colcemid concentration on mitotic index and length of bone marrow chromosomes by Webber, L M, Garson, O M

“…Bone marrow cells from 25 patients with different hematological disorders were cultured overnight and then exposed to colcemid, varying both concentration and…”
Get more information