Multiple developmental anomalies and trisomy of a 13-15 group chromosome ('D' syndrome).

Canadian Medical Association journal ·Vol. 87 ·1962-09-29 ·Pages 709-12

CONEN PE, PHILLIPS KG, MAUNTNER LS

Abstract

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Keywords

ABNORMALITIES/genetics CHROMOSOMES

MeSH Terms

Abnormalities, Multiple Chromosomes Congenital Abnormalities/genetics Humans Syndrome Trisomy

Authors & Affiliations

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CONEN P E

PHILLIPS K G

MAUNTNER L S

References (7)

7 references, click to expand

Observations on the satellited human chromosomes.
Lancet. 1961 Mar 25;1(7178):638-40 PMID: 13698902
The D triisomy syndrome and XO gonadal dysgenesis in two sisters.
Am J Hum Genet. 1961 Jun;13:193-204 PMID: 13776246
Trisomy 13-15: a clinical syndrome.
Lancet. 1961 Nov 4;2(7210):1001-2 PMID: 14467058
Trisomy 13-15 in a male infant.
J Pediatr. 1962 Apr;60:528-32 PMID: 13922200
Multiple congenital anomaly caused by an extra autosome.
Lancet. 1960 Apr 9;1(7128):790-3 PMID: 14430807
The identification of individual chromosomes, especially in man.
Am J Hum Genet. 1960 Sep;12:250-76 PMID: 14430808
Multiple congenital abnormalities associated with chromosomal trisomy.
N Engl J Med. 1961 Aug 17;265:314-8 PMID: 14448403

Article Info

Journal

Canadian Medical Association journal

Abbr.

Can Med Assoc J

ISSN

0008-4409

Published

1962-09-29

Pages

709-12

Language

English

Region

Canada

NLM ID

0414110

PMCID

PMC1849616

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