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Robertsonian translocation: a standalone construct

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Cytogenetics

fusion of two acrocentric chromosomes at or near their centromeres into one chromosome, reducing chromosome number.

In cytogenetics, Robertsonian translocation refers to fusion of two acrocentric chromosomes at or near their centromeres into one chromosome, reducing chromosome number. This meaning comes from Robertson (1916) in Journal of Morphology.[1]

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References

Robertson, W. R. B. (1916). Chromosome studies. I. Taxonomic relationships shown in the chromosomes of tettigidae and acrididae: V‐shaped chromosomes and their significance in acrididae, locustidae, and gryllidae: Chromosomes and variation. Journal of Morphology, 27(2), 179-331. https://doi.org/10.1002/jmor.1050270202

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