Tetraploid

... some marker phenotypes, since current technology does not allow for estimating allele dosage from observed band intensities. As an example, for a tetraploid with four distinct codominant alleles showing polysomic inheritance 35 genotypes are possible but these fall under only 15 marker phenotypes. ...

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... looking at my medical files right now that were from the 1st time i was sick and i can tell you this is straight from the files: She has ALL with tetraploidy. Chromosome analysis showed 2 near tetraploid clones. This is after i had a relapse: Chromosome analysis of the marrow was difficult due ...

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the heredity depends on whether the tetraploid cells are all in your body or whether they are just curiosity in some part of your body. Were you diagnosed with tetraploidy before or after chemo? I would guess after, right? So it migth be caused ...

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... answer. When i was diagnosed both times my chromosomes where not the 'normal' 23 pairs i actually had 92 so i was diagnosed with A.L.L with near tetraploid which really decreased my chances of survival down to 20% from 75%. My question is was i born with near tetraploid chromosones? Does having ...

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... (ie, as well as G1/G0) so I would think that must mean genes are expressed, and, since S has doubled the number of chromosomes (ie, 4n - briefly tetraploid), does that mean all gene expression in G2 (assuming it happens!) is also upregulated???? Really sorry (and v. embarrased!) if this is a ...

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