Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8644285 | European Journal of Medical Genetics | 2018 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
We present seven new different sSMCs(19) identified in eight individuals, seven of whom unrelated. The presence of the sSMC is associated with a clinical phenotype in five subjects, while the other three carriers, two of whom related, are normal. All sSMCs(19) have been characterized by means of conventional and molecular cytogenetics. We compare the sSMCs(19) carriers with a clinical phenotype to already described patients with gains (sSMCs or microduplications) of overlapping genomic regions with the aim to deepen the pathogenicity of the encountered imbalances and to assess the role of the involved genes on the phenotype. The present work supports the correlation between the gain of some chromosome 19 critical regions and specific phenotypes.
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Authors
Maria Paola Recalcati, Maria Teresa Bonati, Nicola Beltrami, Laura Cardarelli, Ilaria Catusi, Asia Costa, Maria Garzo, Isabella Mammi, Teresa Mattina, Elisa Nalesso, Anna Maria Nardone, Diana Postorivo, Anna Sajeva, Aminta Varricchio, Annapia Verri,