… paracentric inversions, insertions, and marker chromosomes … , which can be visualized by
cytogenetic techniques (Chap. 8)… arm of the Y chromosome is checked on the patient’s DNA, eg…

… presence of Y chromosome and the sex determining region Y (… a paracentric inversion
involving the long arm of chromosome … Our cytogenetic and molecular genetic analyses revealed …

… , particularly those with a family history of infertility and women … of the chromosome, while
pericentric inversions include the … Y chromosome deletion, in particular, has been implicated in …

… Patients with dysgenetic gonads and a Y chromosome have an … , KISS1 genes), ambiguous
genitalia, and androgen insensitivity … The risk of pericentric inversions producing unbalanced …

… of a parental pericentric inversion of chromosome 8. It is a … These indications include
ambiguous genitalia, short stature, … of the Y chromosome and the long arm of the Y chromosome […

… in homologous chromatids at pericentric or distal loci, followed … Ambiguous genitalia occurred
in most male patients with a … these genetic factors for the family. Genetic counseling along …

… A rare case of 46, XX male with ambiguous genitalia and … Paracentric inversion of
chromosome 7 (q22–31) [41] and … diagnosis and subtyping of Y chromosome microdeletions are …

… Individuals with more than 35 years of age or a family history … of phenotypes ranging from
ambiguous genitalia in newborns to … Cytogenetic abnormalities can be identified by karyotyping …

… MiTF family translocation RCCs exhibit varied morphologic patterns and fusion partners.
TFEB-amplified RCC occurs in older patients and is associated with more aggressive behavior. …

… in the production of an extra Y chromosome and acquisition of the 47,… rates of cryptorchidism
and ambiguous genitalia [21]. … the inverted segment, whereas pericentric inversions occur …