A DE NOVO (1;2;3;15;18) CHROMOSOME REARRANGEMENT WITH SIX NONRECIPROCAL TRANSLOCATIONS

From: Genetic Counseling | Date: July 1, 2007| Author: Rivera, H; Domà ­ nguez, M G; Crolla, J A; Harrison, C J; Jalali, G R | Copyright information

Summary: A de novo (1;2;3;15;18) chromosome rearrangement with six nonreciprocal translocations: A de novo complex chromosome rearrangement (CCR) found in a phenotypically abnormal boy was characterized by G-bands, FISH with subtelomere probes, and M-FISH. The G-banding analysis revealed involvement of chromosomes 1, 2, 3, 15, and 18 with (at least) eight breakpoints, five nonreciprocal translocations (1q[arrow right]2q[arrow right]18q[arrow right]15q[arrow right]2p[arrow right]lq), and a 3p ...

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