Cancer X G what's a X G what is Central X Clinical x Tumorin x The Maje X sed X Basic Tu X arning hms.harvard.edu/courses/course-v1:HMX+PGEN SEQ+2022_04_PRO/courseware/c9c82462bcce4f53966c0bdab675e998/3d0c2eb37850 Question 3 0/1 point (graded) DiGeorge syndrome is an autosomal dominant genetic condition. Individuals with DiGeorge syndrome can have a variety of signs and symptoms, including a cleft palate, distinctive facial features, cardiac defects, and immune deficiencies. As with many genetic conditions, there is a great deal of variation in the signs and symptoms of DiGeorge syndrome, so a suspected case must be confirmed with a genetic test. DiGeorge syndrome is often diagnosed using a FISH assay, but can also be detected by a chromosomal microarray. Below are simulated images depicting the results of both assays for a patient with DiGeorge syndrome. FISH Chromosome 22 Chromosomal microarray Chromosome 22 DNA copy number N 3 -
Chromosomal microarray Chromosome 22 HMX De Which of the following types of variation best describe the underlying genetic cause of DiGeorge syndrome in this patient? duplication of a region of chromosome 22 deletion of a region of chromosome 22 monosomy of chromosome 22 trisomy of chromosome 22 Submit You have used 1 of 2 submissions DNA copy number 3 2
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