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Chromosome 21 Probes
Examples of FISH results on fetal ovarian cells using two chromosome 21-specific probes.
a) Location of the probes near the end of the long arm of chromosome 21.
b) Normal cell nucleus showing two dual chromosome 21-specific signals.
c, d) T21 cell nuclei showing three dual chromosome 21-specific signals.
- Links: Trisomy 21
Reference
Hultén MA, Patel SD, Tankimanova M, Westgren M, Papadogiannakis N, Jonsson AM & Iwarsson E. (2008). On the origin of trisomy 21 Down syndrome. Mol Cytogenet , 1, 21. PMID: 18801168 DOI.
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