The effect of cell culture on X chromosome mosaicism
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Authors
Patton, Kirralee Anne
Date
2013Supervisor
Dr Ashleigh Murch
Prof. John Wetherall
Dr Narelle Hadlow
Type
Thesis
Education Level
M.Sc.
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The effects of cell culture on X chromosome aneuploidy in young women with established fertility were investigated. Fluorescence in situ hybridisation was performed on paired samples of mitogen stimulated and uncultured lymphocytes using probes for the X and 9 chromosomes. All participants had <5% X aneuploidy in both preparations. X chromosome loss occurred more frequently than gain. These results provide important information when interpreting the low levels of X mosaicism seen in routine cytogenetic practice.
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School of Biomedical Science
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