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Characterization of a supernumerary small marker X chromosome in two females with similar phenotypes.

American journal of medical genetics - 26 Feb 1998

Tümer Z, Wolff D, Silahtaroglu A N, Orum A, Brøndum-Nielsen K

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We describe two female patients mosaic for a cell line with an extra marker X chromosome in addition to a normal 46,XX cell line. To our knowledge, these cases are the first reports of females who had a cell line with a supernumerary marker X chromosome in addition to a normal cell line. They also had strikingly similar manifestations, including small hands and feet, minor facial anomalies, obesity, and mental...

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