Chinomus Drosophila larva for Polytene Chorosomes
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Polytene chromosomes are a strongly amplified form of interphase chromosomes, found, for example, in salivary gland cells of Drosophila and Chironomus. They arise through many rounds of DNA replication without subsequent separation of daughter chromatids. The chromatids run through the entire length of a chromosome.
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