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![Karyotypes of two invasive rat mammary carcinomas and of four neoplastic clones evolved from non-clonal hyperplasias in vitro. The karyotypes of the two rat mammary carcinomas RMT 47–3 (A) and 37–2 (B) were prepared from short-term cultures of the two carcinomas treated with colcemid for several hours following published procedures [ , ]. Prior to karyotyping the metaphase chromosomes were hybridized with DNA probes carrying chromosome-specific fluorescent colors . The chromosomes were then arranged into conventional karyotypes with a computer-assisted Zeiss <t>microscope</t> [ , ]. The karyotypes of the four clonal neoplasias RMT-CN 65 (C), RMT-CN 58 (D) , RMT-CN 54 (E) and RMT-CN 61 (F), which had evolved spontaneously from cultures of preneoplastic hyperplasias propagated in vitro, were prepared as described for the two carcinomas.](https://pub-med-central-images-cdn.bioz.com/pub_med_central_ids_ending_with_2718/pmc04302718/pmc04302718__13039_2014_71_Fig2_HTML.jpg)