Cytogenetics analysis on 405 cases of male infertilty.
YE Jun-ji
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YE Jun-ji
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Objective:To study the relations between abnormal chromosome and male infertility.Methods:Chromosome preparations made from peripheral blood lymphocytes by conventional,G banding techniques 405 cases of male infertility.Results:Totally there are 163 cases of chromosome abnormalities which is 40.2% in all examiners.They include 145 cases of sex chromosome abnormalities which is 35.8% in all examines and 88.9% in chromosome abnormalities.And threr are 18 cases of autosome abnormalities which is 4.4% in all examiners and 11.0% in chromosome abnormalities.Conclusion:chromosome examination to male infertility can aid at the diagnosis and treatment of infer couples.
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Objective:To study the relations between abnormal chromosome and male infertility.Methods:Chromosome preparations made from peripheral blood lymphocytes by conventional,G banding techniques 405 cases of male infertility.Results:Totally there are 163 cases of chromosome abnormalities which is 40.2% in all examiners.They include 145 cases of sex chromosome abnormalities which is 35.8% in all examines and 88.9% in chromosome abnormalities.And threr are 18 cases of autosome abnormalities which is 4.4% in all examiners and 11.0% in chromosome abnormalities.Conclusion:chromosome examination to male infertility can aid at the diagnosis and treatment of infer couples.
Key concepts: Autosome, Chromosome, Infertility, Male infertility, Cytogenetics, Chromosome analysis, Peripheral blood, Biology