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The parental origin of the single X chromosome in Turner syndrome: lack of correlation with parental age or clinical phenotype.

American journal of human genetics - 1 Apr 1991

Mathur A, Stekol L, Schatz D, MacLaren N K, Scott M L, Lippe B

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We have used X- and Y-linked RFLPs to determine the origin of the single X chromosome in 25 live-born individuals with Turner syndrome. We determined that 18 individuals retained a maternal X (Xm) and that seven retained the paternal X (Xp). No occult mosaicism was detected. We found no differences in either maternal or paternal ages for the two groups. The ratio of maternal X to paternal X is just over 2:1,...

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PMID: 1673045
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