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X Chromosome Duplication

What is X Chromosome Duplication?

X Chromosome Duplication is the duplication of chromosome X between Xq27.2 and Xq28.

 

X Chromosome Duplication is the duplication of chromosome X between Xq27.2 and Xq28.
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Xq27.3 duplication Created by miriambleeb
Last updated 6 Jul 2012, 06:44 PM

Posted by miriambleeb
6 Jul 2012, 06:44 PM

My daughter was diagnosed as having a 1MB region of gain detected in Xq27.3. She also tested positive for being a gray zone female. She has significant learning disabilities, and overall developmental delays.Haven't been able to find much info, and what I have found pertains to males. Does anyone know an expert or reference for getting more information about this? I'm having a difficult time getting the school system to accommodate her special needs because they cannot look it up and read about it somewhere. Incredibly frustrating! Any help would be sincerely appreciated!

Sharing experiences Created by Ama9
Last updated 10 Nov 2011, 04:42 AM

Posted by Ama9
10 Nov 2011, 04:42 AM

Hi Mrs Sanchez, I read that your son has a duplication of the chromosome x, could you be more specific.. because my son is 3 years 2 months and I would like to know your experience. Could you share it with me? Usted puede compartir conmigo sus experiencias con su hijo en este caso?

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My name is Olivia . I have a daughter with xxxx chromosome disorder that is very rare. I wanted to get info from other people to see if anybody else has experienced any symthoms.
I am a mom of 9. My youngest daughter has an Xp duplication, 11.23-11.22.
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My son has an X chromosome duplication q21 to q22. around this area. It looks small but as you know, in our genes everything has big consequences. I am a carrier also but I am a woman I...
I have 3 beautiful children and a wonderful husband. My youngest son and I both have X Chromosome duplications. The duplications are Xp22.3 and Xq27.2q27.3. I am a carrier so I am not effected but...
Mother of two children, one is 6 the other (affected by X rare chromosome disorder) is 3.5

 

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Xq27.3 duplication

Created by miriambleeb | Last updated 6 Jul 2012, 06:44 PM

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Created by Ama9 | Last updated 10 Nov 2011, 04:42 AM


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