Bukvic N, Cesarano C, Ceccarini C, Bruno M, Lipsi MR, Gallicchio MG, Carboni MA, Valente L, Cotoia G, Antonetti R. Characterization of the first adult de novo case of 46,X,der(Y)t(X;Y)(p22.3;q11.2).
Gene 2012;
513:111-7. [PMID:
23124038 DOI:
10.1016/j.gene.2012.09.133]
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Abstract
Herein, we describe a case of an infertile man detected in postnatal diagnosis with FISH characterization and array-CGH used for genome-wide screening which allowed the identification of a complex rearrangement involving sex chromosomes, apparently without severe phenotypic consequences. The deletion detected in our patient has been compared with previously reported cases leading us to propose a hypothetical diagnostic algorithm that would be useful in similar clinical situations, with imperative multi disciplinary approach integrated with genetic counseling. Our patient, uniquely of reproductive age, is one of six reported cases of duplication of Xp22.3 (~8.4Mb) segment and contemporary deletion of Yq (~42.9Mb) with final karyotype as follows: 46,X,der(Y),t(X;Y)(Ypter→Yq11.221::Xp22.33→Xpter).ish der(Y) (Yptel+,Ycen+,RP11-529I21+,RP11-506M9-Yqtel−,Xptel+). arrXp22.33p22.31(702–8,395,963, 8,408,289x1), Yq11.221q12 (14,569,317x1, 14,587,321–57,440,839x0).
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