Benign copy number changes in clinical cytogenetic diagnostics by array CGH

Keywords

Copy-number variation, Copy number analysis, Comparative genomic hybridization, Biology, Breakpoint

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• A Novel Pseudo-Dicentric Variant of 16p11.2–q11.2 Contains Euchromatin from 16p11.2–p11.1 and Resembles Pathogenic Duplications of Proximal 16qJohn Barber, Charlotte Brasch‐Andersen, V.K. Maloney — 2012
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