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. 2023 Jan 19;51(6):2516–2528. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkac1244

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Figure 3. — Metaphase I chromosome spreads of male meiocytes. (A) Wild type with five bivalents, (B) msh4 with one bivalent, (C) fancc-2 with four bivalents and one pair of univalents. (D) fancc-2 with five bivalents. (E) fancc-2 msh4 with two bivalents. (F) fancc-2 fance fancf msh4 with two bivalents. Scale bar, 10 μm. (G) Quantification of bivalents at metaphase I. The proportion of cells with 0–5 bivalents is shown with a color code. The number of analyzed cells and the average bivalent number per cell is shown for each genotype. All the genotypes are in the Col background, except when Ler is mentioned.