 ReviewGerm-line transmission of trisomy 21: Data from 80 families suggest an implication of grandmaternal age and a high frequency of female-specific trisomy rescueNatalia V Kovaleva Scientific Research Centre at Saint-Petersburg State Pediatric Medical Academy under the Federal Agency of Health Care and Social Development, St Petersburg, Russian Federation
Molecular Cytogenetics 2010, 3:7doi:10.1186/1755-8166-3-7
Additional filesAdditional file 1: Table S1. Details of families with maternal trisomy 21 gonadal mosaicism. Tabular data presenting indication for the testing of the carrier for the presence of abnormal line, proportion of trisomic cell line; method of germ mosaicism ascertainment, maternal age at birth/conception of DS child/fetus, grandparental ages at birth of the carrier, outcome of carrier's pregnancies, and sex of both affected and unaffected offspring of female carriers of gonadal mosaicism. Format: DOC Size: 182KB Download file This file can be viewed with: Microsoft Word Viewer  Additional file 2: Table S2. Detailes of families with paternal trisomy 21 gonadal mosaicism. Tabular data presenting indication for the testing of the carrier for the presence of abnormal line, proportion of trisomic cell line; method of germ mosaicism ascertainment, maternal age at birth/conception of DS child/fetus, grandparental ages at birth of the carrier, outcome of carrier's pregnancies, and sex of both affected and unaffected offspring of male carriers of gonadal mosaicism. Format: DOC Size: 75KB Download file This file can be viewed with: Microsoft Word Viewer |
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