DOUBLE ISOCHROMOSOME X,
A RARE CYTOGENETIC VARIANT OF TURNER SYNDROME:
A CASE REPORT AND A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
Zerrouki K.1,2, Babakhouya A.1,3, Tajir M.1,2
*Corresponding Author: Khawla Zerrouki; Address: Medical Genetics Laboratory, Mohammed VI University
Hospital, BP 4806 Oujda University, 60049 Oujda, Morocco. Phone number: +212642540172;
E-mail: khawlazerroukii@gmail.com
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