… , including developmental brain malformations and epilepsy. Brain mosaicism is traditionally
… -zygotic rescue of meiotic errors as an alternate origin of brain mosaicism in patients with …

… Confined mosaicism has been reported in the brain, gonads and placenta, amongst … meiotic
error or a very early mitotic error will typically lead to general mosaicism while a mitotic error …

… Aneuploidy arisen from meiotic errors is the leading genetic cause of morbidity and
mortality in humans [5]. A cascade of abnormal mitotic divisions accompanied by formation of …

… of trisomy 20 mosaicism. … mosaicism was documented in the patient's skin fibroblast and
buccal cells, and the extra chromosome 20 was shown to result from a maternal meiosis II error…

… mosaicism confines to the developing human brain in a … in the developing human brain is an
integral component of … (including those that arise due to meiotic errors), as exemplified by M. …

… mosaicism appears to be variable amongst different tissues: chromosomal aneuploidies
were detected in approximately 10% of normal human brain … from meiotic errors followed by …

… This review describes the consequences of mitotic and meiotic errors focusing on novel …
meiotic errors. These can be benign or severe, depending on the degree and nature of the error, …

… /pre-natal somatic mosaicism, which is present in nonbrain and brain tissues, occurs early …
errors may be as extreme as meiotic errors depending on their time of occurrence. Mosaicism …

… that trisomy 21 mosaicism occurs in many tissues in AD patients, including in the brain, is …
to increase the risk of meiosis II chromosome segregation errors, leading to Down syndrome, …

… reveals just how common chromosomal errors are, and provides an … either during
gametogenesis, meiosis, or during mitosis … to obtain brain tissue from individuals with a variety of …