総合 的 な 細胞 遺伝 分析 に よっ て,出生 前 の ダウン 症候群 の 検診 が 陰性 で ある 新生児 の モサイキズム が 明らか に なっ た: 症例 報告

Irina Puppo1, Alla Vardanyan1, Gohar Shahsuvaryan1

  • 1EcoSense Laboratory and Diagnostic Center, Yerevan, Armenia.

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まとめ

ダウン症候群 (トリソミー21) のモザイク主義は,偽陰性妊娠検査結果につながる可能性があります. カリオタイプとFISHを刺激されていない細胞と口腔スプレーと組み合わせると,新生児の診断の正確性が向上します.

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