Publication: The euchromatic 9p+ polymorphism is a locus-specific amplification caused by repeated copies of a small DNA segment mapping within 9p12
The euchromatic 9p+ polymorphism is a locus-specific amplification caused by repeated copies of a small DNA segment mapping within 9p12
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Lecce, R., Murdolo, M., Gelli, G., Steindl, K., Coppola, L., Romano, A., Cupelli, E., Neri, G., & Zollino, M. (2006). The euchromatic 9p+ polymorphism is a locus-specific amplification caused by repeated copies of a small DNA segment mapping within 9p12. Human Genetics, 118(6), 760–766. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00439-005-0085-x
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A large duplication involving the proximal euchromatic region of chromosome 9p was detected by conventional cytogenetics in a healthy 33-year-old woman and in two unrelated foetuses; both of them received the rearrangement from their healthy father. The duplicated segment was R(RBG) and C(CBG)-negative and G(GTG)-positive and was also positive for a 9-specific painting probe. It was preliminarily interpreted as a pathological quantitative change of the genome in the foetuses. FISH analyses allowed us to characterise the chromosome bou
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Lecce, R., Murdolo, M., Gelli, G., Steindl, K., Coppola, L., Romano, A., Cupelli, E., Neri, G., & Zollino, M. (2006). The euchromatic 9p+ polymorphism is a locus-specific amplification caused by repeated copies of a small DNA segment mapping within 9p12. Human Genetics, 118(6), 760–766. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00439-005-0085-x