… Since the pachytene configuration of the translocated chromosomes defines a high probability
of … trisomy 15 mosaicism that originated from a familial balanced reciprocal translocation. …

… It has been shown that a chromosomally abnormal placenta might have implications for …
Confined placental mosaicism can have implications for prenatal testing, especially in the …

… We document the clinical implications of BRTM, discuss its frequency in our referred
population and suggest that carrier individuals might be more frequent than expected. …

… with mosaicism for a normal 46,XX cell line. We report an unusual case of familial Turner
syndrome with mosaicism for a novel X;Y translocation … of the maternal translocation with an …

… of the different types of mosaicism (confined placental, CPM, … The implications of the presence
of a feto-placental mosaicism … for reciprocal and robertsonian translocations are rare [75] …

… of mosaicism for disease-associated CNV is a balance between the rate of postzygotic
mutagenesis and milder mosaicism-associated phenotypes that evade clinical ascertainment. …

… low-frequency mosaicism, small nonfluorescent marker chromosomes, translocation of Y
material onto … with structural aberrations, and mosaicism that is restricted to certain tissues (7). …

… Here we report on a clinical review and cytogenetic results of an inherited cryptic translocation
t(9;22)(q34.3;q13.3) in a family. It was found in a mosaic state in the grandmother of an …

… For example, genetic translocations that are diagnostic of certain leukaemic … mosaicism
and genetic reversions. In addition, these observations have important clinical implications in the …

… Mosaicism is the presence of two or more genomes in an individual derived from a single
zygote. Mosaicism may occur in germ cells (germline mosaicism), … Mosaicism may also occur in …