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Bibliography on copy number variations (glossary)
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balanced variant : genomic variant that involves no net
loss or gain of genetic material, such as inversions and
translocations.
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comparative genome hybridization (CGH):
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copy number alteration (CNA):
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copy number polymorphism (CNP):
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copy number variation (CNV):
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multiplex amplifiable probe hybridization (MAPH) :
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loss of heterozygosity (LOH) :
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representational oligonucleotide microarray analysis (ROMA) :
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segmental duplication: segments of chromosome DNA (> 1kb)
that are present in multiple copies (with >90% sequence identity).
These are thought to have arisen over the past 35 million years
of primate evolution.
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unbalanced rearrangement: genomic variant that involves
gain and loss of DNA, such as deletion and duplication.
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