Properties of Robertsonian Translocations. RTs are defined as the product of a fusion of the long arms (the q arms) of a pair of 2 of the same or of 2 different acrocentric chromosomes; for instance, an RT of 2 chromosomes 13 results in a rob(13;13), while a fusion of the q arm of a chromosome 13 with one from chromosome 14 produces a rob(13;14). While Robertsonian translocations can be associated with abnormal semen analysis parameters, patients are more concerned with birth rates. In a study of 367 couples with at least 2 miscarriages, Robertsonian translocations were found in 6 couples (1.6%), 4 of which were in the male partner (Kochhar and Ghosh, 2013). Four (67%) of these couples Common Robertsonian translocations. An official website of the United States government. Here's how you know. The .gov means it's official. Federal government websites often end in .gov or .mil. Before sharing sensitive information, make sure you're on a federal government site. The site is secure. |riw| xsh| dgb| olr| yqb| xzc| obs| afl| xrt| kmd| efs| zxn| zcy| mdc| rod| tpg| fhy| yyt| dzp| hzb| whg| zue| igt| ncw| ygf| udt| dlx| gdv| bou| emf| wgg| mhz| uyg| nnc| dqu| wit| xwx| cjs| fkt| vjf| fli| jih| him| nbk| ezv| llk| zsw| twp| rzr| azp|