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The behavior of ring chromosome 13

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A case of 13r was reported. By means of banding staining techniques it could be shown that the long arm was broken at region 3 band 4 and the short arm at region 1 band 1. The manifold pattern of behavior of the ring chromosome and their results in mosaic karyotypes were analysed.

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Ein Fall von Ringchromosom 13 wurde berichtet. Mit der Hilfe der Bandenfärbung war es gelungen, die Bruchstellen — Region 3 Band 4 des langen Armes und Region 1 Band 1 des kurzen Armes — zu lokalisieren. Die mannigfaltigen Verhaltensmuster des Ringchromosoms und die daraus sich ergebenden Karyotypenmosaike wurden analysiert.

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Hoo, J.J., Obermann, U. & Cramer, H. The behavior of ring chromosome 13. Hum Genet 24, 161–171 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00283581

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