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The Variation of Aneuploidy Frequency in the Developing and Adult Human Brain Revealed by an Interphase FISH Study
1 Mar 2005
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Despite the lack of direct cytogenetic studies, the neuronal cells of the normal human brain have been postulated to contain normal (diploid) chromosomal complement. Direct proof of a chromosomal mutation presence leading to large-scale genomic alterations in neuronal cells has been missing in the human brain. Large-scale genomic variations due to chromosomal complement instability in developing neuronal cells...
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