Identification of Human Chromosomes by Using Integrated Density Profiles

The discovery of new stains for chromosome preparations has made useful automated chromosome analysis possible. Appropriate descriptors for use in this process must be found and tested. Data compression using integrated intensity and density profiles has already proven valuable.

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