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LOW IgA ASSOCIATED WITH SHORT ARM DELETION OF CHROMOSOME 1 8

İbrahim Keser
Güven Lüleci
Özlem Akça
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2016-12-03
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Key Words: Chromosome 18, Chromosome 18p deletion, IgA deficiency, Premature centromere division

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Objective & Hypothesis:A one-year-old boy with the short arm deletion of chromosome 18 is reported.
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Key Findings & Data:Chromosome analysis showed that his father had 32% premature centromere division (PCD).
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Conclusion & Impact:Key Words: Chromosome 18, Chromosome 18p deletion, IgA deficiency, Premature centromere division
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A one-year-old boy with the short arm deletion of chromosome 18 is reported. The case has IgA deficiency and facial dysmorphism. Chromosome analysis showed that his father had 32% premature centromere division (PCD). The deletion of short arm of chromosome 18 in our case may have occurred because of PCD in the father. Our case might be an important example for concurrent appearance of these chromosomal abnormalities. Key Words: Chromosome 18, Chromosome 18p deletion, IgA deficiency, Premature centromere division

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Keser, İ., Lüleci, G., Akça, Ö. (2016). LOW IgA ASSOCIATED WITH SHORT ARM DELETION OF CHROMOSOME 1 8. Marmara Medical Journal, Volume: 13 Issue: 1. https://ajindex.com/articles/1287354

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