Usage of "chromosonal disorder"

Any change in the normal structure or number of chromosomes; often results in physical or mental abnormalities.

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Examples for "chromosomal aberration"

Prenatally, the three fetuses presented with ultrasound abnormalities highly suspected of a chromosomal aberration. 
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Cytokinesis-block micronucleus assay was used to analyze chromosomal aberration. 
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The final analysis shows that MPDA can identify regions of chromosomal aberration in cancer without paired-normal tissue. 
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We identified a chromosomal aberration in one patient with an interstitial 1p31.1 deletion. 
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The most frequent chromosomal aberration in common to both types was loss of 9p21.3. 
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DWM may also result from chromosomal anomalies or environmental factors. 
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Chromosomal anomalies are well known to be an important cause of infertility, sterility and pregnancy loss. 
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Our results suggest an increase in risk of chromosomal anomalies similar to that found for non-chromosomal anomalies. 
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Additional anomalies detected after birth were categorized as minor or major and included structural and chromosomal anomalies. 
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Chromosomal anomalies in all twenty-three pairs, as if someone had snipped out offending genetic threads and replaced them. 
 Cara mia - book one of the immortyl revolution 

Uso de chromosonal disorder em inglês

Amniocentesis was developed so that by the mid-seventies, almost all of the known chromosonal disorders could be detected in utero. 
 The new yorker 

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Significados de chromosonal disorder em inglês