De novo translocation involving chromosomes 1 and 4 resulting in partial duplication of 4q and partial deletion of 1p

Partial trisomy 4q syndrome: Case report and review

1976 • 49 citations

Uneinheitlicher Phänotyp bei Partialtrisomie 4q

1975 • 46 citations

Monosomy 1pter

1981 • 42 citations

Clinical consequences of deletion 1p35.

1988 • 30 citations

Partial trisomy 4q due to familial 2/4 translocation

1976 • 28 citations

Partial trisomy 4q: Two cases resulting from a familial translocation t(4;18)(q27;p11)

1979 • 24 citations

Partial trisomy 4q: Two cases with a familial translocation t(4;18)(q27;q23)

1979 • 20 citations

Trisomy 4q32 leads to 4qter due to a maternal 4/21 translocation.

1975 • 19 citations

The level of 6‐phosphogluconate dehydrogenase (6‐PGD) activity in a patient with a 1p terminal deletion suggests that the gene locus is not distal to sub‐band p36.3 on chromosome 1

1984 • 19 citations

Endocrine abnormalities in a patient with partial trisomy 4q.

1984 • 19 citations

Reciprocal translocation t(1;15)(p36.2;p11.2): Confirmation of a suggestive cytogenetic diagnosis by in situ hybridization and clinical case report on resulting monosomy (1p)

1992 • 18 citations

Partial trisomy 4q in two unrelated cases

1979 • 18 citations

Partial 4q duplication due to Inherited der(13),t(4;13)(q26;q34)mat in a girl with a deficiency of Factor X

1980 • 13 citations

Partial trisomy 13 plus partial trisomy 4q due to unusual segregation of translocation chromosomes

1979 • 12 citations

De novo deletion 1p(34?pter)

1985 • 12 citations

Partial 4q duplication due to inherited der(20), t(4;20)(q25;q13)mat.

1977 • 11 citations

A case of distal 4q trisomy due to familial (4;5)(q31;p15) translocation

1978 • 8 citations

The fetal phenotype of partial trisomy of the long arm of chromosome 4 (4q22----4qter).

1991 • 8 citations

Partial Trisomy 4q Resulting From a Familial 4/3 Translocation

1979 • 7 citations

A malformed newborn with 9p and 4q trisomy.

1981 • 7 citations

New chromosome aberration: Duplication of a large part of chromosome 4q and partial deletion of chromosome 1q

1989 • 4 citations

Deleted Work

1955 • 0 citations