ChromosOmics - Database

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In general 70% of sSMC carriers are clinically normal. The figures listed above
are based on the bias, that mainly clinically aberrant cases are studied and reported in literature!


UPD (uniparental disomy) cases: UPD(Y)mat UPD(Y)pat UPD(Y)mat or pat

the probably non-dosage sensitive pericentric region of Y-chromosome

schematic

cytogenetic

depiction

short (= p-) arm het long (= q-) arm






















































p11.3 p11.2 cen
q11.2














































































































































































































































no clinical
signs



























































































clinical
signs




















































schematic

molecular-

cytogenetic

depiction

Data is converted between genome versions by UCSC browser!
Note the changes defined there for centromere-sizes; due to that and due to 'new insertions and deletions', positions are not always seeming logical comparing different versions listed 



genomic version
critical
region
p-arm
uncritical
region
p-arm
centromere uncritical
region
q-arm
critical
region
q-arm
NCBI 36/ hg18 unknown unknown 11.30 - 12.50 unknown unknown
GRCh 37/ hg19 unknown unknown 11.60 - 13.40 unknown unknown
GRCh 38/ hg38 unknown unknown 10.30 - 12.40 unknown unknown
  Positions given in megabasepair (Mbp)
acc. to cases marked as ***