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unbalanced translocations

31
Jul

Reciprocal translocation between chromosomes 3 and 10

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Reciprocal translocations are the interchange of genetic material between two chromosomes, leaving breakpoints in each. When this exchange does not result in any net genetic material lost or gained, it is termed a “balanced” translocation and leads to a normal phenotype (if the breakpoints do not disrupt any protein-coding genes)....
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