C. Kozma et Jm. Meck, FAMILIAL 10P TRISOMY RESULTING FROM A MATERNAL PERICENTRIC-INVERSION, American journal of medical genetics, 49(3), 1994, pp. 281-287
We report a familial recombination of a pericentric inversion of chrom
osome 10 resulting in 2 affected relatives who had 10p trisomy and 10q
monosomy with the karyotypic abnormality designated rec(l0) dup p,inv
(l0) (p11.2q26). Both of these individuals had the typical characteris
tics of 10p trisomy, however, at birth the proposita had mild facial a
nomalies suggesting that the distinct facial characteristics may be of
postnatal onset in some cases. In addition, the proposita had gastroe
sophageal reflux causing severe anemia. The phenotype of our patients
is compared to 41 patients with 10p trisomy reported in the literature
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