Table 1.

Karyotype, allele ratios, and parental origin of duplicated chromosome 14




Allele ratio*

Case
Karyotype
D14S587
D14S617
D14S306
Origin +14
1728   53-57, XX, +X, +X, dic(1;6) (p13;q25), +10, +11, +13, +14, +17, +18, +21, +22 [cp4]/46,XX[5]   1.72   —   —   Paternal  
1730   46,XX,del(6)(q12q14), add(14)(q32)[4]/53-66, XX, +X, +X, +2, +3, +4, +5,del(6)(q12q14)×2, +6, +11, +12, +13, +18, +21, +22[cp5]/46,XX[3]   0.35   0.42   —   Maternal  
1754   49-55,XY, +X, +14, +18, +21, +21, inc[15]   1.34   1.85   0.39   Paternal  
1744   63-65,XX, +X, +1,t(2;14) (p11.2;q32), +del(2)(p11.2), +4, +5, +6, +6, +7, +8, +10, +10, +13, +add(14)(q32), +16, +18, +19, +20, +21, +21, +22, +mar1-4[cp6]/46,XX[4]   0.29   —   0.37   Maternal  
1710   52-60,XXX, +1, +6, +11, del(?13) (q13q31)t(?13;17)(q14;q11), +14, +17, +21[cp4]/46,XX[6]   0.89   0.40   —   Paternal  
1748   51-52,XX, +8, +16, +18, +20, +21, +21[cp4]/46,XX[6]   0.62   —   —   Maternal  
1722
 
56-57,XY, +X, +4, +6, +10, +14, +17, +21, +21, +22 [cp2]/46,XY[8]
 

 

 
0.55
 
Paternal
 



Allele ratio*

Case
Karyotype
D14S587
D14S617
D14S306
Origin +14
1728   53-57, XX, +X, +X, dic(1;6) (p13;q25), +10, +11, +13, +14, +17, +18, +21, +22 [cp4]/46,XX[5]   1.72   —   —   Paternal  
1730   46,XX,del(6)(q12q14), add(14)(q32)[4]/53-66, XX, +X, +X, +2, +3, +4, +5,del(6)(q12q14)×2, +6, +11, +12, +13, +18, +21, +22[cp5]/46,XX[3]   0.35   0.42   —   Maternal  
1754   49-55,XY, +X, +14, +18, +21, +21, inc[15]   1.34   1.85   0.39   Paternal  
1744   63-65,XX, +X, +1,t(2;14) (p11.2;q32), +del(2)(p11.2), +4, +5, +6, +6, +7, +8, +10, +10, +13, +add(14)(q32), +16, +18, +19, +20, +21, +21, +22, +mar1-4[cp6]/46,XX[4]   0.29   —   0.37   Maternal  
1710   52-60,XXX, +1, +6, +11, del(?13) (q13q31)t(?13;17)(q14;q11), +14, +17, +21[cp4]/46,XX[6]   0.89   0.40   —   Paternal  
1748   51-52,XX, +8, +16, +18, +20, +21, +21[cp4]/46,XX[6]   0.62   —   —   Maternal  
1722
 
56-57,XY, +X, +4, +6, +10, +14, +17, +21, +21, +22 [cp2]/46,XY[8]
 

 

 
0.55
 
Paternal
 

— indicates not done.

*

The allele ratio is the ratio of upper to lower bands, divided by the same ratio for the patient's normal (remission) DNA.

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