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Two male patients with ring Y: definition of an interval in Yq contributing to Turner syndrome.

Journal of medical genetics - 1 Jul 1999

Tzancheva M, Kaneva R, Kumanov P, Williams G, Tyler-Smith C

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Turner syndrome is thought to result from the haploinsufficiency of genes on the sex chromosomes, but these genes have not been identified yet. We describe two males with deleted ring Y chromosomes, one (TS) with full Turner syndrome and one (DM) without. TS has short stature, skeletal anomalies, lymphogenic obstruction, cardiovascular abnormalities, and miscellaneous features including pigmented naevi,...

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PMID: 10424817
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