13-15 trisomy mosiacism in a normal-looking 14-year-old retarded girl.
Journal of Medical GeneticsPublished 1 June 1966Open access
David A. Stone, A S Akad, Carlton Noyes, EDWIN T. LAMSON
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A further case of this type of chromosome mosaicism involving I3-15 trisomy with an incomplete clinical syndrome involving mental retardation and a wide variety of clinical disorders is described.
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