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[Trisomy of the distal 15q region due to familial balanced translocation t(15;16)(q24;p13) and unusual mosaicism in the mother of the proband].

TSitologiia i genetika - 1 Jan 2000

Nazarenko S A, Nazarenko L P, Baranova V A

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Clinic-cytogenetic analysis of the patient with distal 15q trisomy is presented. Proband's mother and grandmother are carriers of the balanced translocation t (15; 16) (q24; p13). Phenotypically normal proband's mother has a second cell clone with repaired marker chromosome 15 which participates in the balanced translocation of the main cell line. It is supposed possible to repair translocated human chromosomes...

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