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Outcome of preimplantation genetic diagnosis of translocations
Fertility and Sterility, 2000To review 35 cases of preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) of translocations with several methods, including telomeric probes.Retrospective study.Clinical IVF laboratory.Thirty-five couples with one partner carrying a chromosomal translocation.PGD of translocation after polar-body or embryo biopsy.Pregnancy outcome.Several trends were observed ...
S, Munné +5 more
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Journal of Bioenergetics and Biomembranes, 1990
Recent years have seen the convergence of both genetic and biochemical approaches in the study of protein translocation in E. coli. The powerful combination of these approaches is exemplified in the use of an in vitro protein synthesis-protein translocation system to analyze the role of genetically defined components of the protein translocation ...
J, Fandl, P C, Tai
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Recent years have seen the convergence of both genetic and biochemical approaches in the study of protein translocation in E. coli. The powerful combination of these approaches is exemplified in the use of an in vitro protein synthesis-protein translocation system to analyze the role of genetically defined components of the protein translocation ...
J, Fandl, P C, Tai
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The Emerging Molecular Genetics of Sarcoma Translocations
Diagnostic Molecular Pathology, 1995Many types of sarcomas are characterized by specific chromosomal translocations which are likely to be of etiologic significance. The recent elucidation of the molecular structure of the several of these translocations has revealed some striking similarities.
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Genetic evaluation of an otter translocation program
Conservation Genetics, 2004The translocation of individuals from onepopulation to another is a common technique inwildlife conservation. However, the outcome oftranslocation programs is not always properlyevaluated and the relative contribution ofreleased individuals to the resident populationoften remains unknown.
Johanna Arrendal +4 more
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Protein translocation genetics
1995Publisher Summary This chapter presents the update to the progress in studies of the protein translocation system in E. coli, with emphasis placed on genetic analyses of the translocation machinery. It is suggested that the significance of genetic analysis is at least two-fold.
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Monitoring and detecting translocations using genetic data
2001Review on the possiblity to detect and monitor translocation events using genetic data for conservation biology ...
BERTORELLE, Giorgio +3 more
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Translocations as Genetic Markers
1994If two nonhomologous chromosomes interchange ends following chromosome breakage, the products of this event are termed a reciprocal interchange or reciprocal translocation. The two rearranged chromosomes that result are fully stable and, when transmitted together, contain all the chromosomal material that was present in the two normally arranged ...
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[Robertsonian translocation and genetic counseling].
Journal de genetique humaine, 1988A collaborative study on 92 Robertsonian translocations is analysed in relation with the methods of ascertainment, the type of rearrangement and potential imbalance of the anomaly. The results are useful in genetic counselling.
L F, Formiga +3 more
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Gross Deletions and Translocations in Human Genetic Disease
2006Translocations and gross deletions constitute an important cause of both cancer and inherited disease. Such gene rearrangements are non-randomly distributed in the human genome as a consequence of selection for growth advantage and/or the inherent potential of some DNA sequences to be frequently involved in breakage and recombination.
S S, Abeysinghe +2 more
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Genetic structure in Elk persists after translocation
The Journal of Wildlife Management, 2018ABSTRACTElk (Cervus canadensis) translocation success is thought to be facilitated by high post‐release herd cohesion and limited movements; both should ensure genetic mixing following release. Such mixing is important to reduce potential effects of inbreeding or genetic drift, which can be especially important in small founding populations.
Lisa I. Muller +9 more
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