
HUMAN RING CHROMOSOMES – NEW INSIGHTS
FOR THEIR CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE Guilherme RS1,2, Klein E1, Hamid AB1, Bhatt S1, Volleth M3, Polityko A4, Kulpanovich
A5, Dufke A6, Albrecht B7, Morlot S8, Brecevic L9, Petersen MB10, Manolakos E10,
Kosyakova N1, Liehr T1* *Corresponding Author: Thomas Liehr, Institut für Humangenetik, Kollegiengasse 10, Postfach D-07740
Jena, Germany; Tel.: +49-3641-935533; Fax: +49-3641-935582; E-mail: i8lith@mti.uni-jena.de page: 13
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MATERIALS AND METHODS
Twenty-nine cases with ring chromosomes were
studied for different clinical reasons (see Table 1).
Eight cases were detected prenatally (amniocytes
studied), eight due developmental delay and dysmorphic
signs, and nine in connection with infertility
and/or Turner syndrome; in four cases the reason
for the study was not transmitted to the laboratory
at Jena, Germany (peripheral blood studied). Chromosomes
were prepared according to standard procedures.
The cases were studied using standard banding
cytogenetics and by means of FISH (fluorescence
in situ hybridization). Previously published high
resolution approaches such as multicolor banding
(MCB) [9,10], subcentromere-specific multicolor-
FISH (cenM-FISH) [6] and two to three-color-FISH
applying locus-specific and/or commercially available
centromere specific probes (Abbott/Vysis, Wiesbaden,
Germany and/or Kreatech, Amsterdam, The
Netherlands) were used. Locus-specific probes and
also commercial probes, such as subtelomeric ones
(Abbott/Vysis) or bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) probes, were applied. Labeling and application
of the probes was done according to the manufacturer’s
instructions or as reported [11].
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