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Recurrence risk in de novo structural chromosomal rearrangements

29 Jun 2007

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According to the textbook of Gardner and Sutherland [2004], the standard on genetic counseling for chromosome abnormalities, the recurrence risk of de novo structural or combined structural and numeric chromosome rearrangements is less than 0.5-2% and takes into account recurrence by chance, gonadal mosaicism, and somatic-gonadal mosaicism. However, these figures are roughly estimated and neither any systematic...

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PMID: 17603796
DOI: 10.1002/ajmg.a.31826

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