- with
increased levels of DNA
fragmentation and
chromosomal aneuploidies.
Germline aneuploidy is
typically detected through karyotyping, a
process in which...
-
trisomy X and
other ****
chromosome aneuploidies is disability-selective abortion.
Fetuses with ****
chromosome aneuploidies are more
likely to be aborted,...
-
phenotype of the
condition compared to
other ****
chromosome aneuploidies.
Chromosome aneuploidies such as
pentasomy X are
diagnosed through the
process of...
-
rates for the
three aneuploidies could be as low as 0.1% (2/1,688) at an
overall detection rate of 98.9% (280/283) for
common aneuploidies (this
includes all...
- A
number of
facial and
musculoskeletal anomalies are
common to all
aneuploidies of the **** chromosomes,
including X
chromosome polysomy such as tetrasomy...
-
chromosomes rather than the
usual 46. ****
chromosome aneuploidies are the most
frequent form of
aneuploidy in humans.
Though a 48-chromosome
complement involving...
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determine the **** of a fetus, now it is also used to find
aneuploidies in
fetal DNA.
Aneuploidies are
disorders in
which a
fetus has the
incorrect number...
- Paulson,
Henry L.; Klein,
Christine (eds.), "Chapter 24 - ****
chromosome aneuploidies",
Handbook of
Clinical Neurology, Neurogenetics, Part I, vol. 147, Elsevier...
