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Significance of acquired nonrandom 7/14 translocations

Kavita S. Reddy, Irene Thomas

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Abstract

We have detected eight patients with a single metaphase having a 7/14 translocation. In all cases, the breakpoint on chromosome 14 was 14q12, while the breakpoint on chromosome 7 was 7q35 in three cases and 7p13 in five cases. The factors that may be involved in these nonrandom translocations are discussed.

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We have detected eight patients with a single metaphase having a 7/14 translocation. In all cases, the breakpoint on chromosome 14 was 14q12, while the breakpoint on chromosome 7 was 7q35 in three cases and 7p13 in five cases. The factors that may be involved in these nonrandom translocations are discussed.

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We have detected eight patients with a single metaphase having a 7/14 translocation. In all cases, the breakpoint on chromosome 14 was 14q12, while the breakpoint on chromosome 7 was 7q35 in three cases and 7p13 in five cases. The factors that may be involved in these nonrandom translocations are discussed.

Key concepts: Chromosomal translocation, Genetics, Biology, Evolutionary biology, Computational biology, Gene

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