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Delineating the Mosaic Trisomy 15 Phenotype Using a Serendipitous Mechanism as a Clue.

Cytogenetic and genome research - 1 Jan 2015

Natacci Federica, Melloni Giulia, Motta Francesca, Silipigni Rosamaria, Doniselli Fabio, Rizzuti Tommaso, Frigerio Marcello, Guerneri Silvana

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Parental balanced translocation is one of the traditional indications for invasive prenatal diagnosis. Usually, the diagnostic process is straightforward. Sometimes, however, results are not entirely clear and may reveal unexpected biological processes. We performed chorionic villi sampling for a paternal 8;15 reciprocal translocation in the sixth pregnancy of a Caucasian woman. Cytogenetic analysis of chorionic...

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PMID: 26201389
DOI: 10.1159/000435796

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