Human Cytogenetics. Clinical Cytogenetics

✍ Scribed by John L. Hamerton (Auth.)

Publisher: Academic Press Inc
Year: 1971
Tongue: English
Leaves: 552
Edition: 0
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Content:
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
FOREWORD, Pages ix-x
PREFACE, Pages xi-xiii
CONTENTS OF VOLUME I, Page xv
Chapter 1 - ABNORMAL SEX CHROMOSOME COMPLEMENTS IN THE MALE, Pages 1-64
Chapter 2 - ABNORMAL SEX CHROMOSOME COMPLEMENTS IN THE FEMALE, Pages 65-112
Chapter 3 - THE SEX CHROMOSOMES AND INTERSEXUALITY IN MAN, Pages 113-168
Chapter 4 - SEX DETERMINATION AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE SEX CHROMOSOME ABNORMALITIES IN MAN AND MAMMALS, Pages 169-195
Chapter 5 - AUTOSOMAL ABNORMALITIES–GROUP G, Pages 196-275
Chapter 6 - ABNORMALITIES OF THE AUTOSOMES–GROUP E (16–18 GROUP–DENVER CONFERENCE), Pages 276-309
Chapter 7 - ABNORMALITIES OF THE AUTOSOMES–GROUP D (13–15 GROUP–DENVER CONFERENCE), Pages 310-344
Chapter 8 - ABNORMALITIES OF THE AUTOSOMES: TRISOMICS, DELETIONS, DUPLICATIONS, AND TRANSLOCATIONS (EXCEPT GROUPS D, E, AND G), Pages 345-378
Chapter 9 - CYTOGENETICS OF HUMAN PREGNANCY WASTAGE, Pages 379-406
Chapter 10 - CHROMOSOMES AND NEOPLASTIC DISEASE, Pages 407-441
BIBLIOGRAPHY, Pages 442-498
ADDENDUM, Pages 499-511
AUTHOR INDEX, Pages 513-535
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 536-545

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