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Segregation analysis of four translocations, t(2;18), t(3;15), t(5;7), and t(10;12), by sperm chromosome studies and a review of the literature

16 May 2008

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We examined the meiotic segregation patterns of 444 sperm cells belonging to four reciprocal translocation carriers, t(2;18)(p21;q11.2), t(3;15)(q26.2; q26.1), t(5;7)(q13; p15.1), and t(10;12)(q26.1;p13.3). For the t(2;18) carrier, the frequencies of alternate, adjacent-1, adjacent-2, and 3:1 segregations were 41.9%, 35.2%, 14.4%, and 8.4%, respectively. For the t(3;15) carrier, the segregation pattern was 48%...

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PMID: 7736796
DOI: 10.1159/000133997

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