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Whole arm translocation, centromere probes
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Human chromosomes highlighted by fluoresent probes
that bind to specific sequences of DNA. Centromere
specific probes have been used to determine the
break-points in a whole arm translocation between
chromosomes 11 (green cnetromeres) and 14 and 22
(red centromeres). This patient has inherited the
der(11), and is therefore trisomic for the whole
of 11p.
Image by Dr John Crolla.