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English: Scheme of a Chromosome. (1) Chromatid. One of the two identical parts of the chromosome after S phase. (2) Centromere. The point where the two chromatids touch, and where the microtubules attach. (3) Short arm (4) Long arm. In accordance with the display rules in Cytogenetics, the short arm is on top.
Deutsch: Schema eines Chromosoms: 1. Chromatid, 2. Centromer (auch Spindelfaseransatzstelle genannt), der Punkt, an dem sich die beiden Chromatiden berühren, 3. Kurzer Arm. (p-Arm), 4. Langer Arm. (q-Arm). Entsprechend der üblichen Darstellung in der Cytogenetik ist der kurze Arm oben, der lange unten.
日本語: 染色体: (1) 染色分体:染色体に含まれる2つの同一の部分のうちの片方 (2) セントロメア: 2つの染色分体が接合する場所で、ここに微小管が結合する (3) 短腕 (4) 長腕
Nederlands: Afb. 1. Chromosoom: 1. Chromatide, 2. Centromeer, 3. Korte arm, 4. Lange arm
Date Original version uploaded on en.wikipedia 21:18, October 4, 2002. This version: 7. March 2007
Source Nupedia, then en.wikipedia
Author Original version: Magnus Manske, this version with upright chromosome: User:Dietzel65
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Other versions This original version is "upside down". In Cytogenetics, chromosomes are always displayed with the short arm on top.:

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