Enoki, Winter Mushroom · 2005 · Research Article
High relevanceStudies on RAPD markers of color gene in Flammulina velutipes
Flammulina velutipes
Key points
- A trisomy for 10q24--qter was found in a male infant
- The clinical findings of the propositus were similar to those reported by other investigators
- Both paternal grandparents are close relatives, and show the same balanced translocation, t(4; 10) (q33; q24)
- Their reporductive history reflected an extremely severe genetic imbalance
- Four out of five children died in early infancy
- The only living offspring is the father of the proband who has the balanced translocation
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Abstract
A trisomy for 10q24--qter was found in a male infant. The clinical findings of the propositus were similar to those reported by other investigators. Both paternal grandparents are close relatives, and show the same balanced translocation, t(4; 10) (q33; q24). Their reporductive history reflected an extremely severe genetic imbalance. Four out of five children died in early infancy. The only living offspring is the father of the proband who has the balanced translocation.
Citation
Liu Weixia, Xie Baogui, Wang Xiuquan, Jiang Yuji (2005). Studies on RAPD markers of color gene in Flammulina velutipes. Zhongguo nong xue tong bao = Chinese agricultural science bulletin
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