G-banding is the most widely used banding method for chromosome analysis. It is also known as GTG banding(G bands produced with trypsin and Giemsa). Prepared and aged slides are treated with the enzyme trypsin and then stained with Giemsa. This produces a series of light and dark bands that allow positive identification of each chromosome.
Technical Data Sheet (TD)
HiPer® G-Banding Kit For Cattle and Buffalo chromosomes
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HiPer® G-Banding Kit For Cattle and Buffalo chromosomes
Electronic Instructions for Use (eIFU)
HiPer® G-Banding Kit For Cattle and Buffalo chromosomes
HiPer® G-Banding Kit For Cattle and Buffalo chromosomes
G-banding is the most widely used banding method for chromosome analysis. It is also known as GTG banding(G bands produced with trypsin and Giemsa). Prepared and aged slides are treated with the enzyme trypsin and then stained with Giemsa. This produces a series of light and dark bands that allow positive identification of each chromosome. The dark bands are A-T rich, late replicating, heterochromatic regions of the chromosomes while the light bands are C-G rich, early replicating, euchromatic regions. The G light bands are biologically more significant because they represent the active regions of the chromosomes while the G-dark bands contain relatively few active genes.