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Cyril Dean Darlington

Affiliations: 
John Innes Horticutural Institute 
Area:
Genetics, Botany
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Parents

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John Burdon Sanderson Haldane research assistant 1928-1929 John Innes Centre
William Bateson grad student 1923-1928 John Innes Horticutural Institute

Children

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Harold (Mick) Garnet Callan research assistant 1940 John Innes Horticultural Institution (DevTree)
Bernard John research assistant 1955 Oxford
Dieter Johannes Schweizer grad student
Percy Tudor Thomas grad student University College of Wales, Aberystwyth
Kenneth Mather grad student 1931-1933 John Innes Horticutural Institute
P. T. Thomas post-doc 1938- John Innes Horticultural Institution (Plant Biology Tree)

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Darlington CD, Haque A. (1969) The replication and division of polynemic chromosomes. Heredity. 24: 273-80
Jones K, Darlington CD. (1965) Chromosome Botany Kew Bulletin. 19: 329
DARLINGTON CD, HAQUE A. (1962) Polyploidy with chromosome breakage at meiosis in the humanmale. Cytogenetics. 1: 196-8
Darlington CD. (1953) The Anatomy of Chromosomes Nature. 171: 139-140
S. J, Darlington CD, Mather K. (1950) The Elements of Genetics Population (French Edition). 5: 386
Darlington CD, Koller PC. (1947) The chemical breakage of chromosomes Heredity. 1: 187-221
Darlington CD, Mather K. (1944) Chromosome balance and interaction in Hyacinthus Journal of Genetics. 46: 52-61
Darlington CD. (1940) The origin of iso-chromosomes Journal of Genetics. 39: 351-361
Darlington CD. (1939) The genetical and mechanical properties of the sex chromosomes: V. Cimex and the heteroptera Journal of Genetics. 39: 101-137
Koller PC, Darlington CD. (1934) The genetical and mechanical properties of the sex-chromosomes - I. Rattus norvegicus, ♂ Journal of Genetics. 29: 159-173
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