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Fusion of two apparently intact human X chromosomes

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Published1976
Citations25
References17

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References (17)

The possibility of latent centromeres and a proposed nomenclature system for total chromosome and whole arm translocations

1975 • 151 citations

Karyotype analysis utilizing differentially stained constitutive heterochromatin of human and murine chromosomes

1971 • 126 citations

A TRANSMISSIBLE DICENTRIC CHROMOSOME

1952 • 121 citations

Apparently isodicentric but functionally monocentric X chromosome in man.

1974 • 116 citations

Dicentric and monocentric Robertsonian translocations in man

1972 • 100 citations

An abnormal large human chromosome identified as an end‐to‐end fusion of two X's by combined results of the new banding techniques and microdensitometry

1972 • 82 citations

Dicentric human X chromosomes

2009 • 51 citations

A stable human dicentric chromosome, t dic (12;14)(p13;p13) including an intercalary satellite region between centromeres.

1973 • 51 citations

Familial X/X translocation:t(X;X)(p22;q13)

1974 • 35 citations

A woman with multiple congenital anomalies, mental retardation and mosaicism for an unusual translocation chromosome t (6;19)

1974 • 32 citations

A simple method to sequentially reveal Q- and C-bands on the same metaphase chromosomes

1974 • 30 citations

X/X translocation in a patient with Turner's syndrome

1973 • 22 citations

Evidence for X/X chromosome translocation in humans

1969 • 19 citations

Fusion of the short arms of one X chromosome in a patient with gonadal dysgenesis

1974 • 18 citations

A 21/21 tandem translocation with satellites on both long and short arms

1974 • 10 citations

Distribution of constitutive heterochromatin in Hela and HEp-2 cell lines

1973 • 8 citations

Telomeric tandem translocation tan (14; 15) (q32; q26) and absence of IgA in an incestuous child.

1974 • 3 citations

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