A NOVEL DE NOVO PARACENTRIC INVERSION
[inv(20)(q13.1q13.3)] ACCOMPANIED BY AN 11q14.3-q21
MICRODELETION IN A PEDIATRIC PATIENT
WITH AN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY
Zachaki S, Kouvidi E, Mitrakos A, Lazaros L, Pantou A, Mavrou A, Tzetis M, Manola KN
*Corresponding Author: Dr. Sophia Zachaki, Genesis Genoma Lab, Kifisias Avenue 302, Chalandri,
15232, Athens, Greece. Tel.: +30-210-6803130. Fax: +30-210-6894778. E-mail: szachaki@genlab.gr
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