… subsequent segregation would result in the normal and the unbalanced cell lines (Fig. 4).
The … with a mosaic normal/unbalanced autosomal structural rearrangement resulting in partial …

… , karyotype on CVS, and cfNIPT results in a series of fetuses presenting with aneuploidies,
microduplication, and unbalanced structural rearrangement in first trimester pregnancies …

… rearrangements, 3.54 X 10-4 for unbalanced Robertsonian translocations, and 3.42 X 10-4
for unbalanced non-Robertsonian rearrangements… structural chromosome rearrangements of …

… We report here a study in which spermatozoa with chromosomally unbalanced content
arising from a structural chromosomal rearrangement were shown to be more likely to have …

… of unbalanced infants is not related to the sex of the carrier. When the inherited structural
rearrangement was … the number of paternal or maternal balanced rearrangements did not differ. …

… It appears from our data that the parental origins of structural rearrangements and the
chromosomal origins are independent. Thus, while the rate of errors is higher in spermatogenesis, …

… (N/Rea; normal line/structural rearrangement) in which the sex of … Among unbalanced Rea,
deletions were the most frequent (… Eight of eleven (73 %) affected carriers of unbalanced Rea …

… Next generation sequencing (NGS) techniques are used to detect unbalanced and also
balanced structural alterations [11, 12]. These techniques are commonly used alongside …

… genome rearrangements arise spontaneously and stabilize during plant somatic growth. These
dramatic rearrangements … DNA structural rearrangement graph and predicted rearranged …

… of unbalanced structural chromosome rearrangements using … unbalanced structural
chromosome abnormalities. CGH provided essential information on the nature of the unbalanced …