One parent carries a balanced chromosome rearrangement.

One parent carries a balanced chromosome rearrangement.

One in 500 people carries a balanced chromosome aberration.

1/200 individuals is a carrier of a balanced chromosome rearrangement.

The child can then inherit an "unbalanced" chromosomal rearrangement and source of illness or disability.

A fusion protein called FGFR2-ROS, which is formed by chromosomal rearrangement of rat FRAG1 with FGFR2, is also disclosed.

If one of the parents has a balanced chromosomal rearrangement, or another chromosomal particularity (mosaic), the geneticist will evaluate the risk of recurrence case by case.

You have a child who has a recessive condition, X-linked condition, or chromosome rearrangement.

It can come from a non-hereditary genetic accident or a chromosomal rearrangement in one of the parents.

Someone in your family has a recessive condition, X-linked condition, or chromosome rearrangement.

It can come from a non-hereditary genetic accident or a chromosomal rearrangement in one of the parents.

It can come from a non-hereditary genetic accident or a chromosomal rearrangement in one of the parents.

It can come from a non-hereditary genetic accident or a chromosomal rearrangement in one of the parents.

Provided are novel methods and compositions for the diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of tumor involving a chromosomal rearrangement, in particular a tumor or neoplasia of the thyroid gland.

From the karyotype study, the geneticist can identify any chromosomal abnormalities: missing chromosome, additional chromosome, chromosome rearrangement within the same chromosome.