A case of nondisjunction of chromosome 21 (47,X,Yqs,+21) in an Indian family with Yqs
Reddy, K.S.; Thomas, I.M.; Narayanan, H.S.
Annales de Genetique 27(3): 194-196
1984
ISSN/ISBN: 0003-3995 PMID: 6334487 Document Number: 236711
A mentally retarded male with few Down syndrome features showed a satellited long arm of Y (Yqs) and trisomy 21. Metaphase spreads were studied using Q-, C-, G-banding methods and silver staining.
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