… fewer male than female carriers, whereas there were 1.3 times fewer male carriers in 2:2 …
carriers and risks of unbalanced progeny were found to be equal to those for female carriers, …

… for a carrier for pericentric inversion to have a child with an unbalanced chromosome
rearrangement is … chromosomal rearrangements resulting in viable offspring are rare (18). …

… the balanced CR carriers by NGS, only to test the unbalanced chromosomal aberration and
… in phenotypically normal live births, their offspring would encounter the same challenges in …

… mother is the carrier of a balanced complex 4-break chromosome rearrangement, which she
… to either a lower risk of producing abnormal progeny and, therefore, a lower probability of …

… offspring would be quite unlikely had to be revised after the birth of three children. Genetic
counselling of carriers of balanced complex rearrangements … report two unbalanced offspring …

… Purpose: Prenatal diagnosis is offered to carriers of a balanced chromosomal rearrangement
because it may predispose to offspring with an unbalanced karyotype. Therefore, carriers …

… carriers of complex chromosome rearrangements (CCRs). CCRs are structural rearrangements
involving at least three chromosomes … type of chromosomal imbalance in the offspring, …

… offspring. Parents of fetuses and children with unbalanced homologous acrocentric
rearrangements … in most parents of offspring carrying homologous rearrangements prompted us to …

… carriers of a balanced complex chromosome rearrangement (… Eleven had one or more
offspring with an imbalance, ten by … ) resulting in unbalanced as well as balanced offspring. If one …

… a familial complex chromosome rearrangement (CCR), … chromosome derived from two
paternal reciprocal translocations involving both homologs of chromosome 14 and chromosomes …