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The most complete information on the karyotype is acquired through the observationof chromosomes obtained from dividing cells. A high number of chromosomes and thepresence of microchromosomes in the bird karyotype have made cytogeneticists look forother sources of information on chromosomes. Information sources of great value for thebird karyotype analysis are meiotic chromosomes, specifically represented by lampbrushchromosomes. Lampbrush chromosomes (LBCs) found in developing oocytes of birds areperceived as a new model in cytogenetics which is especially important in the analysis ofbird chromosomes. A typical LBC analysis enables one to assess transcription activity on thebasis of LBC morphology (inactive chromomeres and side loops). A comparison of lampbrushchromosome transcription activity and the GTG pattern of the corresponding mitoticchromosomes have proven that active transcription regions with side loops correspond toG-positive bands on mitotic chromosomes

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Comparison of active transcription regions of lampbrush chromosomes with the mitotic chromosome G pattern in the European domestic goose &amp;lt;i&amp;gt;Anser anser&amp;lt;/i&amp;gt;