Partial trisomy for short and long arm of chromosome No. 5. Two cases of two possible syndromes

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Abstract

The authors report 2 patients from different families with malformation-retardation syndromes caused by a partial trisomy of the long and of the short arm of chromosome 5, respectively (case 1: 46,XX,der(3),t(3;5)(p27;p13)mat; case 2: 46,XY,der(22),t(5;22)(q33;q13)pat). Several members of these families were balanced translocation carriers. The authors' cases were compared with those cited in the literature. The possibility of delineating a 5p- and a 5q-partial-trisomy syndrome is discussed.

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Zabel, B., Baumann, W., Gehler, J., & Conrad, G. (1978). Partial trisomy for short and long arm of chromosome No. 5. Two cases of two possible syndromes. Journal of Medical Genetics, 15(2), 143–147. https://doi.org/10.1136/jmg.15.2.143

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