The start page is self
explaining.
Problems might appear with the chromosome-specific
pages, which are explained below.
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The chromosome-specific pages are in general organized
in the following way:
For each chromosome one sub-page has been created, which
can be accessed by the following general table.
All cases written in black in this example table lead sSMC
cases of one specific type.
Cases may have no clinical impact (green), clinical impact
(red) or the clinical correlation is not known (gray).
Also the sSMC may not be have a normal centromere, but a
so-called neocentromere (yellow); such cases may be found
in clinical patients or in tumors.
Cases were the clinical correlation is not known due to
presence of a complex sSMC,
a discontinous sSMC or a uniparental disomie (UPD) are
listed as seperate ‚gray‘ subgroups.
Finally, clinical cases with similar imbalances as induced
by an sSMC, but due to duplication, insertion or another
rearrangement are also linked by the three fields
(green, red, gray or yellow) highlighted here in gray
letters. „n“ stands for the number of corresponding cases
included in this collection.
In some subpages additional subgroups of
chromosome-specific sSMC were included in the table below.
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Cases without
clinical findings
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n
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Similar imbalances –
no sSMC
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n
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Cases with clinical
findings
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n
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Similar imbalances –
no sSMC
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n
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Cases without clear
clinical correlation
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n
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Cases with
discontinous sSMC
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n
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Cases with complex
sSMC
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n
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Cases with UPD and
sSMC
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n
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Cases with
neocentromeres
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n
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Similar imbalances -
no sSMC
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n
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tumor
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n
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DISCLAIMER
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References
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The diclaimer and the reference
link lead to the corresponding pages.
Below the colored table leads to the UPD-database.
UPD
(uniparental disomy) cases:
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UPD(n)mat
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UPD(n)pat
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UPD(n)mat or pat
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This whole part is interactive - by clicking one reaches
the corresponding single cases.
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The probably non-dosage sensitive
pericentric region of each chromosome is given for all
pages, where it is appropriate as
- schematic cytogenetic depiction
- schematic molecular-cytogenetic depiction
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References
References
of each sub-page may be provided separately.
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Cases are
characterized according to the
following parameters
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case
no.
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gender/
age at diagnosis
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studied
material
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de
novo/
inherited
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GTG-banding
result
grade of mosaicism
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final
result of the sSMC
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test
methods
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clinical
symptoms
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eference
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The case
numbers (case no.) are constructed as follows:
If all information is available for a case, it is
numbered according to the sSMCs breakpoint in the short
arm
of the corresponding chromosome starting from pter (=
end of the short arm - see example 1).
Exception: as all acrocentric chromosomes start always
with the whole short arm for chrs. 13-15 and 21-22
the breakpoints in the long arm (q-arm) are relevant for
case numbers;
here the starting point is the centromere (q10 - see
example 2).
In cases with neocentromeres the same system is applied
- starting from p-arm. (see example 3).
example 1
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chromosome -
information if sSMC-carrier was
clinically normal (= O) or with clinical
signs (= W) -
breakpoint (as described above)/
variant number - case number with this
variant
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01-
O-
p12/
1-1
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Described
is a clinically healthy carrier of an
sSMC(1), with the breakpoint in 1p12; it is
a variant called '1' (here: carrier of a
centric minute shaped sSMC) and case 1
described
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example 2
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chromosome -
information if sSMC-carrier was
clinically normal (= O) or with clinical
signs (= W) -
breakpoint (as described above)/
variant number - case number with this
variant
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15-
O-
q11/
2-2
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Described is a clinically healthy
carrier of an sSMC(15) with the breakpoint
in 15q11; it is a variant called '2'
(carrier of[nbsp] two inverted duplicated
shaped sSMC), as another variant was
already described with the same
breakpoint, and case 2 described for this
condition
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example 3
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chromosome -
information if sSMC-carrier was
clinically normal (= O) or with clinical
signs (= W) -
breakpoint (as described above)/
variant number - case number with this
variant
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14-
N-
qt32.1/
1-1
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Described
is a
clinically abnormal carrier of a
neocentric sSMC(14) with the breakpoint in
14q32.1; it is a variant called '1', and
case 1 described for this condition.
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If not all relevant
information for an sSMC carrier are available this
enumeration system can not be
applied:
when the sSMC is not characterized in detail, but the
clinical outcome is known,
the cases described in the literature are numbered
consecutively (acc. to their inclusion in this data
base)
as 'CO'-cases (no clinical symptoms present in sSMC
carrier) or 'CW-cases' (clinical symptoms present in
sSMC-carrier).
example 4
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chromosome
-
special abbreviation -
variant number
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01-
CW-
5
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Described
is a carrier of a not in detailed
characterized sSMC(1) = 01; he is not
healthy = CW; it is the 5th case
included in this page = 5
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When the sSMC is characterized in
detail or not, and the clinical outcome is not known,
the case is summarized under the 'U-cases' = cases
with unclear clinical correlation of the sSMC.
In this group also cases are summarized where apart from
one specific sSMC a second sSMC
or another chromosomal aberration is present;
here also the influence of the sSMC on the
clinical phenotype cannot be determined.
example 5
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chromosome
-
special abbreviation -
variant number
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02-
U-
1
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Described is a
carrier of a not in detailed characterized
sSMC(2) = 02; the pregnancy was terminated
and no clinical information on the carrier
with the sSMC is available = U; it is the
1st such case included in this page = 1
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example 6
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chromosome
-
special abbreviation -
variant number
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03-
U-
1
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is a
carrier of a not in detailed
characterized sSMC(3) = 03; moreover a
second not characterized sSMC is
present; thus, it is not clear where
the described clinical symptoms come
from = U; it is the 1st such case
included in this page = 1
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Finally,
in case of some special conditions additional
abbreviations were introduced on the corresponding
sub-pages
e.g. for derivative chromosome 22 syndrome = der(22):
22-Wder-189 = derivative sSMC derived from chromosome
22;
with clinical symptoms and a der(22)-typical sSMC
(Wder); case 189 included in this page
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Abbreviations and
FISH-methods used are specified here:
Karyotype formulas are not always provided according
to the
international standard system for cytogenetic
nomenclature (ISCN) {11}
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Method-References:
- Trifonov V,
Seidel J, Starke H, Martina P, Beensen V,
Ziegler M, Hartmann I, Heller A, Nietzel A,
Claussen U, Liehr T.
Enlarged chromosome 13 p-arm hiding a cryptic
partial trisomy 6p22.2-pter.
Prenat Diagn. 2003 May;23(5):427-430.[nbsp]
- Vermeesch
JR, Melotte C, Salden I, Riegel M, Trifnov
V, Polityko A, Rumyantseva N, Naumchik I,
Starke H, Matthijs G, Schinzel A, Fryns JP,
Liehr T.
Tetrasomy 12pter-12p13.31 in a girl with partial
Pallister-Killian syndrome phenotype.
Eur J Med Genet. 2005 Jul-Sep;48(3):319-327.
- Langer S,
Fauth C, Rocchi M, Murken J, Speicher MR.
AcroM fluorescent in situ hybridization analyses of
marker chromosomes.
Hum Genet. 2001 Aug;109(2):152-158.
- Nietzel A,
Rocchi M, Starke H, Heller A, Fiedler W,
Wlodarska I, Loncarevic IF, Beensen V,
Claussen U, Liehr T.
A new multicolor-FISH approach for the
characterization of marker chromosomes:
centromere-specific multicolor-FISH (cenM-FISH).
Hum Genet. 2001 Mar;108(3):199-204.[nbsp]
- Liehr T,
Heller A, Starke H, Rubtsov N, Trifonov V,
Mrasek K, Weise A, Kuechler A, Claussen U.
Microdissection based high resolution multicolor
banding for all 24 human chromosomes.
Int J Mol Med. 2002 Apr;9(4):335-339.
- Kallioniemi
A, Kallioniemi OP, Sudar D, Rutovitz D, Gray
JW, Waldman F, Pinkel D.
Comparative genomic hybridization for molecular
cytogenetic analysis of solid tumors.
Science. 1992 Oct 30;258(5083):818-821.
- Speicher
MR, Gwyn Ballard S, Ward DC.
Karyotyping human chromosomes by combinatorial
multi-fluor FISH.
Nat Genet. 1996 Apr;12(4):368-375.
- Senger G,
Chudoba I, Friedrich U, Tommerup N, Claussen
U, Brøndum-Nielsen K.
Prenatal diagnosis of a half-cryptic translocation
using chromosome microdissection.
Prenat Diagn. 1997 Apr;17(4):369-374.
- Starke H,
Nietzel A, Weise A, Heller A, Mrasek K,
Belitz B, Kelbova C, Volleth M, Albrecht B,
Mitulla B, Trappe R, Bartels I, Adolph S,
Dufke A, Singer S, Stumm M, Wegner RD,
Seidel J, Schmidt A, Kuechler A, Schreyer I,
Claussen U, von Eggeling F, Liehr T.
Small supernumerary marker chromosomes (SMCs):
genotype-phenotype correlation and classification.
Hum Genet. 2003 Dec;114(1):51-67.
- Schröck E,
du Manoir S, Veldman T, Schoell B, Wienberg
J, Ferguson-Smith MA, Ning Y, Ledbetter DH,
Bar-Am I, Soenksen D, Garini Y, Ried T.
Multicolor spectral karyotyping of human
chromosomes.
Science. 1996 Jul 26;273(5274):494-497.
- ISCN : An International System for
Human Cytogenetic Nomenclature
- NGS-explanation
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