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Cytogenetic Heteromorphisms: Survey Results and Reporting Practices of Giemsa-Band Regions That We Have Pondered for Years

1 Jul 2006

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CONTEXT: Cytogenetic heteromorphisms (normal variants) pose diagnostic dilemmas. Common Giemsa-band heteromorphisms are not described in the literature, although Giemsa-banding is the method most frequently used in cytogenetic laboratories. OBJECTIVE: To summarize the responses from more than 200 cytogeneticists concerning the definition and reporting of cytogenetic heteromorphisms, to offer these responses as a...

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PMID: 16831047
DOI: 10.5858/2006-130-947-chsrar

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