Structural Chromosome Rearrangements
作者： Kathleen Kaiser-Rogers , Kathleen Rao
DOI: 10.1385/1-59259-833-1:165
关键词: Robertsonian translocation 、 Williams syndrome 、 Genetics 、 Chromosome 、 Infinite number 、 Ring chromosome 、 Biology 、 Chromosomal inversion 、 Chromosome 9
摘要: The subject of structural chromosome rearrangements is an immense one, to which entire catalogs have been devoted. Indeed, there are theoretically almost infinite number ways in chromosomes can reconfigure themselves from the normal 23-pair arrangement with we familiar. Although tend think resulting terms pathology, some fairly innocuous. In fact, a few such benign (such as certain pericentric inversions 9) seen frequently enough be considered polymorphic variants no clinical significance.
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