Prenatal Diagnosis of Aneuploidy by FISH Studies in High Risk Pregnancies
Sherif Yehia Abd El-Aziz;
Abstract
Aneupliody is defined as numerical abnormalities that involve gain or loss of one or more chromosomes. Loss of a single chromosome results in monosomy while gain of one or two homologus chromosomes is refered to as trisomy and tetrasomy respectively (Mull
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| Title | Prenatal Diagnosis of Aneuploidy by FISH Studies in High Risk Pregnancies | Authors | Sherif Yehia Abd El-Aziz | Keywords | Prenatal Diagnosis of Aneuploidy by FISH Studies in High Risk Pregnancies | Issue Date | 2007 | Description | Aneupliody is defined as numerical abnormalities that involve gain or loss of one or more chromosomes. Loss of a single chromosome results in monosomy while gain of one or two homologus chromosomes is refered to as trisomy and tetrasomy respectively (Mull |
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