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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Karyotype abnormalities"”.
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Karyotype polymorphism in indigeneous goats from two Zambian provinces
… goats in these two provinces revealed similar karyotypes, indicating that they are likely to be related. There were no aberrations observed. Due to small sample size, this study is not a definitive study; therefore, further research should be conducted to verify the chromatin band resemblances …
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Karyotype polymorphism in indigeneous goats from two Zambian provinces
… goats in these two provinces revealed similar karyotypes, indicating that they are likely to be related. There were no aberrations observed. Due to small sample size, this study is not a definitive study; therefore, further research should be conducted to verify the chromatin band resemblances …
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The association between sperm aneuploidy and male infertility: Screening, aetiology and possible routes to alternative therapy
… or chromosomal (including Y deletions, karyotype abnormalities and gamete aneuploidy). This thesis is concerned with the association between infertility and increased sperm aneuploidy. Specific questions are: should males be screened for sperm aneuploidy before intracytoplasmic sperm …
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ZSCAN4 AND REPLICATION STRESS: SAFEGUARDING GENOME STABILITY IN MOUSE EMBRYONIC STEM CELLS
… knockdown leads to cell death, accompanied by karyotype abnormalities and telomere shortening. Moreover, deregulation of Zscan4 has been implicated in cancer development and maintenance. Despite this, the mechanisms through which Zscan4 promotes genome maintenance in mESC, particularly within …
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Interim analysis of Acute Myeloid Leukaemia treated on the Red Cross Children's Hospital Rx 2071 (adapted from the MRC AML 15 protocol)
… were deemed poor risk with one having major karyotype abnormalities and four not achieving remission. The remaining fifteen were deemed standard risk by cytogenetics. EFS in this group was 32.4%. Two standard/poor risk patients were transplanted in first complete remission (CR1) and two …