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A Case of Complex Chromosome Translocation: 46, XY, t(4; 10; 13) (q31; q23; q12).
Clinical laboratory - 1 Nov 2019
Wang Kangying, Zhao Xiaoye, Tu Haijian, Lin Hua
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BACKGROUND: Complex chromosome rearrangement (CCR) often results in patients with mental retardation, stunted growth, and multiple abnormalities. CCR carriers are at high risk of adverse pregnancy, and prenatal diagnosis should be made even in normal pregnancy. The incidence of spermatogenesis disorder is high in male CCR carriers, and the chromosome involved with CCR has an impact on the fertility of male...
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