conclusions both the cases discussed in our study have inv(9) as the sole abnormality and are found to confer a relatively poor prognosis. case presentation we present the case of a chronic myeloid leukemia (cml) patient who showed intermittent relapse on treatment, with a rare appearance of clones with dual inversion (9) breakpoints [inv(9)(p22q34); inv(9)(p11q21)]. we also present the first r...

introduction: heterochromatin consists of dna sequences that are not transcribed, and are repeated in short tandem at heterochromatic regions of chromosomes 1, 9, 16 as well as the distal part of long arm of chromosome y. slightly large tandem repeats at the centromeres of human chromosomes are also considered as heterochromatin regions. the main aim of the present study is to evaluate the hete...

(33/1,025). These differences could be ascribed to the prison’s being situated in a natural setting, with the flock grazing for 1 month in the meadows nearby. C. burnetii is an infrequent cause of community-acquired pneumonia in our region. These data suggest that the infected sheep were the source of this large outbreak. None of the patients had any contact with animals, except for the Veterin...

The chromosomal polymorphism defined by variations of some regions a person (the constitutive heterochromatin and the short arms acrocentric chromosomes (13 to 15 21 - 22)) sometimes highlighted problems with regard their safety pathogenicity. Polymorphisms are usually found in same family transmitted dominant Mendelian. Chromosome 9 inversion is frequent phenomenon that cytogeneticists conside...

infection. However, observations that the patient had no manifestation of encephalitis during a previous episode of neutropenia and that she had an acute febrile illness associated with neurologic signs of encephalitis point to an acute infection. The figure, in which WNV copy numbers are correlated with leukocyte count, is not intended to pinpoint the time of infection. However, as stated in t...