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germline mosaicism: a standalone construct

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Medical genetics

presence of a mutation in part of a parent's germ cells but not in the body, allowing a dominant disorder to recur in siblings born to unaffected parents.

In medical genetics, germline mosaicism refers to presence of a mutation in part of a parent's germ cells but not in the body, allowing a dominant disorder to recur in siblings born to unaffected parents. This meaning comes from Zlotogora (1998) in Human Genetics.[1]

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References

Zlotogora, J. (1998). Germ line mosaicism. Human Genetics, 102(4), 381-386. https://doi.org/10.1007/s004390050708

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