4p- syndrome in a girl with translocation t(1;4)(q11;p16)mat
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A newborn girl had features of the 4p- syndrome. Cytogenetic studies of the mother showed a translocation t(1;4)(q11;p16). The proband had the translocation, but the band 4p16 had been lost.
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Internal Medicine Metabolic Disease Cytogenetic Study Band 4p16 Newborn Girl
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