This document describes the process of isolating and preparing chromosomes from white mice for analysis. Key steps included treating mice with colchicine to arrest cells in mitosis, sacrificing the mice and extracting bone marrow cells and testes tissue, suspending the cells in a hypotonic solution to spread the chromosomes, fixing and staining slides with the cell suspensions, and observing the chromosomes under a microscope. The white mice were used as model organisms because they are readily available, low-cost, easy to handle, and their chromosomes correlate well with other test organisms.