Sentence examples for chromosome anomaly from inspiring English sources
XYY-trisomy, relatively common human sex chromosome anomaly in which a male has two Y chromosomes rather than one.
Down syndrome (DS) is the most common autosomal chromosome anomaly, affecting 16 out of every 10,000 live births in the Netherlands [ 19].
The presence of sex chromatin in a metastatic malignant melanoma from a male patient aged 26 who showed no evidence of any constitutional chromosome anomaly is described.
A chromosome anomaly was detected in the test which had been suggested by Dr. Elif, the neonatalogist, who suspected that the baby might have Down syndrome.
Consequently, it is possible to discuss certain risks, such as having a baby with an unbalanced chromosome anomaly (10%-15 10%-15, 32], spontaneous miscarriage (25%-50%), infertility, or recurrent miscarriage in relatives.
As a result it is argued that, when genetic risk and diagnosis is taken into consideration, sharing the information that a person is a carrier of balanced chromosome anomaly, even with distant relatives, can be justified [ 30].
This review will summarize our knowledge of somatic chromosome abnormalities and their effects on sperm, susceptibility to sperm chromosome anomalies in chromosomally normal infertile men, and meiotic errors in translocation carriers and infertile men with a normal chromosome constitution.
Before molecular markers were in common use, visible markers were used to identify chromosomal segregation patterns associated with chromosome anomalies and phenotypic abnormalities (4- 6).
One hundred years ago, the first paper in the first issue of GENETICS used genetic maps and chromosome anomalies in Drosophila melanogaster to support the chromosomal theory of inheritance (Bridges 1916).
We evaluated the efficacy of FISH to detect chromosome anomalies in the evaluation of young (<60 years) patients with AML.
The EUROCAT working group Survey of prenatal screening policies in Europe for structural malformations and chromosome anomalies, and their impact on detection and termination rates for Neural Tube Defects and Down's syndrome.
