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Table 2 Published reports on mosaic 22q11.2 microdeletion and mosaic monosomy 22

From: Mosaic 22q11.2 microdeletion syndrome: diagnosis and clinical manifestations of two cases

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References

Case description in brief

Method used

Results

  

Mosaic 22q11.2 deletion

  

1

Chen et al 2004 [7]

Fetus with tetralogy of Fallot & thymic hypoplasia

Father asymptomatic

Interphase FISH on amniocytes

Interphase cells from cord blood

Interphase FISH on lymphocytes

61% deleted interphase cells

43% deleted interphase cells

19% deleted interphase cells

2

Consevage et al 1996 [8]

Female newborn with facial dysmorphism, hypoplastic left heart syndrome & growth retardation

Metaphase FISH in lymphocytes

16% metaphases with deletion

3

Patel et al 2006 [9]

Missed abortion at 16 weeks gestation

Asymptomatic carrier mother

Interphase FISH on heart tissue Lymphocytes

Cells with & without deletions

10% deleted cells

4

Hatchwell et al 1998 [12]

Mother with 2 affected & one unaffected child

FISH & haplotype analysis

Germ line mosai-cism in mother

  

Mosaic monosomy 22

  

5

Pinto-Escalante et al 1998 [13]

Dysmorphism, joint contracture, scleroderma, hypertrichosis, hypertonicity, etc

Karyotype from lymphocyte culture

15% monosomic cells

6

Verloes A et al 1987 [14]

A child with mild facial dysmorphism and mentally deficiency

Karyotype on lymphocytes & fibroblast cells

10.5% & 8.3% monosomic cells, respectively

7

Sabui and Chakrobarty 1997 [15]

Female child with facial dysmorphism & failure to thrive including developmental delay

Karyotype on lymphocytes

70% monosomic cells

8

Lewinsky et al 1990 [16]

Fetal gastroschisis with absent cerebral diastolic flow

Karyotype

Mosaic monosomy 22

9

Moghe et al 1981 [17]

Male child with facial dysmor-phism, psychomotor retardation, hypotonia & syndactyly

Karyotype on lymphocytes

25% monosomic cells

  

Mosaic 22q11.2 deletion & duplication

  

10

Dempsey et al 2007 [18]

Twin newborn, one normal & other with cardiac malformation as well as hypocalcemia, later delayed development and recurrent infections

FISH on metaphase of lymphocytes

FISH on metaphase of skin fibroblasts

FISH on interphase skin fibroblast cells

Deletion in 55% cells; duplication in 45% cells

Deletion in 86% cells; duplication in 14% cells

80% deleted cells

11

Blennow et al. 2008 [19]

Girl with dysmorphism but no cardiac malformation

Lymphocytes

Deletion in 70% cells; duplication in 100% cells