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Incidence of transient single metaphase chromosomal abnormalities identified by routine metaphase cytogenetics in bone marrow specimens

Megan K. Kressin, Annette S. Kim

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While the finding of a single metaphase abnormality by conventional cytogenetics is not considered a clonal change, the incidence and clinical significance of these changes in patients with a range...

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Key concepts: Metaphase, Cytogenetics, Incidence (geometry), Bone marrow, Biology, Clinical significance, Pathology, Karyotype

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