Analysis of Chromosomal Abnormality in Azoospermia
Zhi Jin
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Zhi Jin
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Objective:To analyze chromosomal abnormality in azoospermia. Methods:Lymphocytes were cultured from peripheral blood of 152 cases with azoospermia, and then the chromosomes were prepared and analyzed. Results:Among the 152 cases with azoospermia, abnormalities in chromosomal structure and number, which were particularly in sex chromosomes, were found in 55(36.18%) cases. Conclusion:Chromosomal abnormality is an important factor that could lead to azoospermia. The study on genetics is important for diagnosis and treatment of azoospermia.
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Objective:To analyze chromosomal abnormality in azoospermia. Methods:Lymphocytes were cultured from peripheral blood of 152 cases with azoospermia, and then the chromosomes were prepared and analyzed. Results:Among the 152 cases with azoospermia, abnormalities in chromosomal structure and number, which were particularly in sex chromosomes, were found in 55(36.18%) cases. Conclusion:Chromosomal abnormality is an important factor that could lead to azoospermia. The study on genetics is important for diagnosis and treatment of azoospermia.
Key concepts: Azoospermia, Chromosomal Abnormality, Abnormality, Peripheral blood, Chromosome, Chromosome abnormality, Chromosomal Deletion, Chromosomal analysis