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Journal of Cell Science. 36:215-221
Patterns of chromosome segregation were studied in 2 different intraspecific mouse cell hybrids: (1) A9 × B82, formed by fusing 2 cell lines of heteroploid fibroblasts, and (2) UWE, originating from the fusion of A9 cells with euploid foetal erythro
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Pediatrics. 56:826-831
In 1970 we reported the case of a 2-month-old boy with a C autosomal trisomy and euploid mosaicism, and suggested, by comparison with other cases, that this chromosome imbalance might result in a definite syndrome. It has now been determined by Giems
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Journal of Cell Science. 25:59-71
Hybrids between A9 (HGPRT-) and B82 (TK-), mouse heteroploid fibroblast lines, were obtained through continuous cultivation and clonal selection; such hybrids showed marked segregation and by conventional stains displayed chromosome numbers and distr
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New England Journal of Medicine. 273:738-742
ALTERATIONS of smaller acrocentric chromosomes in malignant blood diseases have drawn much attention ever since the Philadelphia (PH1) chromosome was noted in chronic myelogenous leukemia.1 , 2 In 1962 Atkin and Taylor3 described a fifty-three-year-o
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The New England journal of medicine. 291(3)
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The New England journal of medicine. 296(22)
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The American journal of medicine. 40(2)
A sixteen year old girl is described who had typical features of pycnodysostosis, a genetically determined disorder of bone which usually is inherited as a Mendelian recessive trait. The clinical findings included short stature, separated cranial sut
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Southern medical journal. 64(2)