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Two different XY-quadrivalent associations and impairment of fertility in men

9 May 2008

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One sterile and one subfertile man with balanced reciprocal autosomal translocations, a t(9;15), and a t(14;21), were analyzed using whole mount pachytene spreads, histology, and semen analyses. In both probands with different types of quadrivalent complexes lack of pairing near the translocation breakpoints and significant associations with XY bivalents were found. Variability in the frequency of XY-quadrivalent...

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PMID: 3319437
DOI: 10.1159/000132458

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