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Trisomy 13 in the child of two carriers of a 13/15 translocation

M. A. Mori, H. Huertas, I. Pinel, P Giralt, M. L. Martínez‐Frías, John M. Opitz, James F. Reynolds

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We report on an infant girl with trisomy 13 resulting from an inherited 13-15 Robertsonian translocation identified in a family from a small Spanish village of only 2,100 inhabitants. Both parents and several other relatives had a balanced 13-15 translocation.

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We report on an infant girl with trisomy 13 resulting from an inherited 13-15 Robertsonian translocation identified in a family from a small Spanish village of only 2,100 inhabitants. Both parents and several other relatives had a balanced 13-15 translocation.

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We report on an infant girl with trisomy 13 resulting from an inherited 13-15 Robertsonian translocation identified in a family from a small Spanish village of only 2,100 inhabitants. Both parents and several other relatives had a balanced 13-15 translocation.

Key concepts: Chromosomal translocation, Trisomy, Robertsonian translocation, Genetics, Biology, Karyotype, Chromosome, Gene

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