Cytogenetic Heteromorphisms: Survey Results and Reporting Practices of Giemsa-Band Regions That We Have Pondered for Years

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Arthur R. Brothman · Children's Mercy Hospital

Nancy R. Schneider · Children's Mercy Hospital

Irene A. Saikevych · Children's Mercy Hospital

Linda D. Cooley · University of Utah

Merlin G. Butler · University of Utah

Shivanand R. Patil · Children's Mercy Hospital

James T. Mascarello

Abstract

Responses were not unanimous, but a clear consensus is presented describing which Giemsa-band regions were considered heteromorphisms and which would be reported.

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Genomic variations and chromosomal abnormalities Genomics and Rare Diseases Prenatal Screening and Diagnostics

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Published in: Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

Volume 130, Issue 7, pp. 947-949

DOI: 10.5858/2006-130-947-chsrar

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Cytogenetic Heteromorphisms: Survey Results and Reporting Practices of Giemsa-Band Regions That We Have Pondered for Years

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