maculata (Figure 1A) showed a heterochromatic chromocenter formed by the sex chromosomes (arrow) and small heterochromatic blocks dispersed in nucleus; T.
maculata, the chromocenter is formed by sex chromosomes, different of the species the Brasiliensis subcomplex which has the chromocenter form by sex chromosomes plus one pair of autosomes.
Specifically, genetic equilibrium for sex chromosomes and equilibrium for the IS-1 autosomal polymorphism in both 2009 and 2010 and lack of differences in pairing and
chromocenter morphologies all argue against a hybridization event.
On the cytological level, during interphase, the chromosomes in animals, such as flies, are all joined together in a common heterochromatic region, referred to as the
chromocenter. (17) In some situations, there is even a physical continuity between chromosomes and membrane.
According to previous studies (Colihueque and Gajardo, 1996; Papeschi et al., 2000; Gajardo et al., 2001), the
chromocenter numbers of the remaining populations from Chile (n = 7) and Brazil (n = 2), are known to vary.
We additionally found that in approximately 90% of the cell nuclei at the cortex periphery, the Cajal bodies (CBs) were located away from clusters of centromeric heterochromatin called
chromocenters (Figure 1(c)).
These nuclei are very large, with absence of chromosome threads and with diffuse nucleoplasm, except for a number of prominent
chromocenters thought to be the pericentromeric heterochromatin.
Prominent
chromocenters. Category IV Suspicious for Single cells and groups of cells malignancy with nuclear features suspicious for cancer.