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Karyotyping of Transformed Human Epithelial Cells from Exposures of Heavy IonsIt is most likely that the untreated transformed single clone (clone #2) cell undergoes unequal segregation of chromosome in two daughter cell that result in 94 chromosome during mitosis, particularly in anaphase stage. Chromosome aberration observed. I. Breakage of part of chromosome 7. II. One additional number of chromosome 8 instead of the total chromosome can only be explained by early abnormal cell division. III. Complete lost of chromosome and translocation and fusion of chromosome 3 and X-chromosome. IV. Our result for translocation and fusion of chromosome 3 and X- Chromosome is conformed by mBAND pattern. There is no different between the transformed parental cell and the single cloned transformed cell. Both harbor the chromosome 5 and 16 translocation and both harbor has the trisomy chromosome 20. Transformed cells may have the number of chromosomes greater or less than 46. Doubling of chromosome numbers is a signature of tumor. Chromosomal aberration was observed on HBEC-3kt non-irradiated-soft agar (Clone #2) sample, and indication of chromosome instability in the tumor development process.
Document ID
20140000777
Acquisition Source
Johnson Space Center
Document Type
Presentation
Authors
Yeshitla, Samrawit
(Texas Southern Univ. Houston, TX, United States)
Date Acquired
February 18, 2014
Publication Date
July 29, 2013
Subject Category
Aerospace Medicine
Report/Patent Number
Report Number: JSC-CN-29146
JSC-CN-29146
Distribution Limits
Public
Copyright
Public Use Permitted.
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