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November 1, 1973Blood25 citationsOpen Access

A "Philadelphia-like" Chromosome Derived From the Y in a Patient With Refractory Dysplastic Anemia

DWDorothy WarburtonABAvrum Z. Bluming

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Abstract A small acrocentric chromosome, identical in appearance to the Philadelphia chromosome of chronic myelocytic leukemia, was identified in all karyotyped marrow cell metaphases prepared from a 74-yr-old male with refractory dysplastic anemia. The abnormal chromosome was shown by quinacrine fluorescent staining to be derived from a Y chromosome which has lost the characteristic brilliantly fluorescent material of its long arms. A normal Y chromosome was consistently observed in karyotypes of cultured peripheral blood lymphocytes from this patient.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a209011c1a20d348eb41d2dhttps://doi.org/10.1182/blood.v42.5.799.799
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