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. 2016 Aug 26;2(1):19. doi: 10.1186/s40851-016-0056-1

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Fig. 5 — FISH of three repetitive sequences in snakes. FITC-labeled E. quadrivirgata BamHI-4 repeat was hybridized to PI-stained metaphase spreads of B. constrictor (a), R. tigrinus (b), and B. arietans (c). E. quadrivirgata BglI-15 repeat was hybridized to metaphase spreads of R. tigrinus (d), P. flavoviridis (e), and B. arietans (f). The (AGAT)₈ microsatellite motif was hybridized to metaphase spreads of E. quadrivirgata (g), R. tigrinus (h), and P. flavoviridis (i). Arrowheads indicate hybridization signals on sex chromosomes