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Meanings of chromosomal rearrangement in anglès
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Usage of chromosomal rearrangement in anglès
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Each chromosomalrearrangement could be placed within an approximate phylogenetic and temporal framework.
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Gene fusions result from either structural chromosomalrearrangement or aberrations caused by splicing or transcriptional readthrough.
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Linkage analysis of the SDL and the white-eye locus identified a likely chromosomalrearrangement on chromosome 1.
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Its activation by chromosomalrearrangement induces a myelodysplastic syndrome with progression to acute myeloid leukemia of poor prognosis.
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After treatment, telomere shortening was associated with cytogenetic profiles characterized by the persistence of complex chromosomalrearrangement and clonal aberrations.
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After our fourth loss we found out through genetic testing that I carry a balanced robertsonian translocation which is a form of chromosomalrearrangement.
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These include a versatile genome content, with a wide range of mobile elements, and chromosomalrearrangement; the latter re-balanced the genome after events of HGT.
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Their integration in targeted sites may lead to recombination mechanisms involved in chromosomalrearrangements.
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Hypotheses to account for these unusual chromosomalrearrangements are discussed.
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Inappropriate HR causes gross chromosomalrearrangements and tumorigenesis in mammals.
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The technique should be generally applicable to the study of diseases involving structural chromosomalrearrangements.
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Differences in the order of markers identified two chromosomalrearrangements between IB12 and SenAae strains.
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There was, however, an increased level of translocations and unstable chromosomalrearrangements in this patient's lymphocytes.
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DNA replication errors generate complex chromosomalrearrangements and thereby contribute to tumorigenesis and other human diseases.
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There is increasing evidence that these sites may be hot-spots for chromosomalrearrangements, fragility and neoplasia.
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Because the promoter causes cell division and chromosomalrearrangements, unequal segregation of the amplified genes results.