Dr Lalji Singh - CCMB
Dr Lalji Singh - CCMB
Dr Lalji Singh - CCMB
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30. <strong>Singh</strong>, L., Phillips, C. and Jones, K.W.: The conserved nucleotide sequences of<br />
Bkm, including those, which define Sxr in the mouse, are transcribed. Cell 36,<br />
111-120 (1984).<br />
31. <strong>Singh</strong>, L. and Jones, K.W. : The use of heparin as a simple cost-effective means<br />
of controlling background in nucleic acid hybridization procedures. Nucl. Acids<br />
Res., 8, 5627-5637 (1984).<br />
32. Jones, K.W. and <strong>Singh</strong>, L.: Snakes and the evolution of sex chromosomes.<br />
Trends Genet. 1, 55-61 (1985).<br />
33. <strong>Singh</strong>, L. and Jones, K.W.: Bkm sequences are polymorphic in humans and are<br />
clustered in pericentric regions of various acrocentric chromosomes including the<br />
Y. Hum. Genet. 73, 304-308 (1986).<br />
34. <strong>Singh</strong>, L., Matsukuma, S. and Jones, K.W.: Testis development in a mouse with<br />
10% of XY cells. Dev. Biol., 122, 287-290 (1987).<br />
35. Jones, K.W., <strong>Singh</strong>, L. and Edwards, R.G.: The use of probes for the Y<br />
chromosome in preimplantation embryo cells. Hum. Reprod. 2, 439-445 (1987).<br />
36 Jones, K.W., Olszewska, E., and <strong>Singh</strong>, L.: Rapidly evolving Bkm DNA is<br />
associated with hypervariable domains. In: “Chromosomes Today”, 9, 22-29.<br />
(Eds. A. Stahl, J.M. Luciani & A.M. Vagner - Capodano. Allen & Unwin Suffolk,<br />
G.B.) (1987).<br />
37. Matsukuma, S., <strong>Singh</strong>, L., and Jones, K.W.: Microinjection of Bkm related male<br />
specific mouse DNA into autologous zygotes. J. Genet. 66, 163-176 (1987).<br />
38. <strong>Singh</strong>, L., Matsukuma, S., and Jones, K.W.: The use of Y chromosome specific<br />
repeated DNA sequences in the analysis of testis development in an XX/XY<br />
mouse. Development, 101 (supplement), 143-150 (1987).<br />
39. <strong>Singh</strong>, L., Winking, H., Jones, K.W., and Gropp, A.: Restriction fragment<br />
polymorphism in the sex-determining region of the Y chromosomal DNA of<br />
European wild mice. Mol. Gen. Genet. 212, 440-449 (1988).<br />
40. <strong>Singh</strong>, L.: DNA profiling and its applications. Curr. Sci., 60, 580-585 (1991).<br />
41. Aggarwal, R.K., Lang, J.W., <strong>Singh</strong>, L.: Isolation of high molecular weight DNA<br />
from small samples of blood having nucleated erythrocytes, collected,<br />
transported and stored at room temperature. Genetic Analysis: Techniques<br />
and Applications, 9(2), 54-57 (1992).<br />
42. <strong>Singh</strong>, L. and Majumdar, K.C.: Striking similarity in molecular organization of sex<br />
chromosomes is a reflection of their common mode of action. In: "Sex<br />
Chromosomes and Sex-determining Genes" (Eds. Ken C Reed and Jennifer A<br />
Marshall Graves), pp. 337-356 (1993).<br />
43. Lang, J.W., Aggarwal, R.K., Majumdar, K.C. and <strong>Singh</strong>, L.: Individualisation and<br />
estimation of relatedness in crocodilians by DNA fingerprinting with Bkm derived<br />
probe. Mol. Gen. Genet. 238, 49-58 (1993).<br />
44. Bhargava, P.M. and <strong>Singh</strong>, L.: What should India be doing on the human<br />
genome? Curr. Sci., 65(9), 663-664 (1993).<br />
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