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[Analysis of an AZFc deletion family with natural transmission].

Zhonghua nan ke xue = National journal of andrology - 1 Aug 2006

Xia Xin-Yi, Cui Ying-Xia, Pan Lian-Jun, Hao Li-Jun, Jin Bao-Fang, Wu Yong-Ming, Huang Yu-Feng, Wang Xiu-Lai

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OBJECTIVE: To report a rare family of AZFc deletion with natural transmission and explore the potential mechanism by which identical microdeletions cause different phenotypes. METHODS: Chromosomal quantity and construction were detected by G-band, Y-chromosomal microdeletions by multiple PCR ampl...

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