aneuploidy
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Introduction
Cells having a number of chromosomes different from the haploid, diploid or integer multiple of the diploid chromsome number. In humans, other than 23X, 23Y, 46XX, 46XY, 92XXXX, 92XXYY (etc).
Clinical significance
- aneuploidy may be prognostic marker for range of different cancers
- tumor aneuploidy correlates with markers of immune evasion & with reduced response to immunotherapy[1]
More general terms
More specific terms
- chromosome 12 aneuploidy
- chromosome 13 aneuploidy
- chromosome 13+18+21+X+Y aneuploidy
- chromosome 15+16+22 aneuploidy
- chromosome 18 aneuploidy
- chromosome 3+7+17 aneuploidy & chromosome 9p21 deletion
- chromosome 6p25, 6q23, 11q, 8q24 & 9p21 aneuploidy
- chromosome X & Y aneuploidy
- fetal aneuploidy test panel
- fetal chromosomal aneuploid genomic sequencing
- fetal chromosome 13+18+21+Y aneuploidy
- trisomy
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