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. 2003 Sep 1;162(5):809–820. doi: 10.1083/jcb.200304096

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Figure 1. — Copy numbers of chromosome segments estimated by CGH analysis, considering ploidy information of the karyotypes from each cell line. Each bar represents the chromosome copy number in a particular cell line; different copy numbers are represented by different colors according to the key shown. Cell lines from left (nearest to chromosome ideogram) to right are: (1) Jurkat; (2) HDLM-2; (3) MelJuso; (4) HeLa; (5) SW480; (6) SW620 (furthest from chromosome ideogram). Note that the HeLa cell line is near triploid. Accordingly, the loss of material (i.e., chromosomes 4 and 18q) indicates a disomic status (compare with Table I).