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Partial trisomy 16q in two boys resulting from a maternal translocation, t(15;16) (p12;q11)

N. C. Nevin, W. W. Coffey, J. Nevin, M M Reid

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Two male infants with almost complete trisomy 16q due to a maternal translocation, are reported. The phenotypic similarities of these patients who had trisomy 16q11 leads 16qter and of the eight previously published reports of partial trisomy 16q, were compared.

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Two male infants with almost complete trisomy 16q due to a maternal translocation, are reported. The phenotypic similarities of these patients who had trisomy 16q11 leads 16qter and of the eight previously published reports of partial trisomy 16q, were compared.

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Two male infants with almost complete trisomy 16q due to a maternal translocation, are reported. The phenotypic similarities of these patients who had trisomy 16q11 leads 16qter and of the eight previously published reports of partial trisomy 16q, were compared.

Key concepts: Chromosomal translocation, Trisomy, Partial Trisomy, Genetics, Phenotype, Biology, Karyotype, Chromosome

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