A new study published in the journal Scientific Reports has revealed that deletions in the AZoospermia Factor regions on the human Y chromosome is one of the most common causes of severe defects leading to male infertility.
Dr Priya Kadam suggests test for a chromosomal disorder during pregnancy.
Genetic interactions are responsible for neurodevelopmental disorders, a recent study has found.
New chromosome study can lead to personalised counseling of pregnant women, claims a team of researchers.
Dr Archana Bilagi, Pediatrician at St. Philomena's hospital answers.
A wide range of relatively rare diseases - as well as relatively common conditions such as autism, haemophilia and muscular dystrophy - are linked to problems with genes found on the X chromosome.
Lack of Y chromosome increases cancer risk in men
New DNA testing technique could revolutionise IVF
'Shorter telomeres linked to wandering minds'
A new study published in the journal Scientific Reports has revealed that deletions in the AZoospermia Factor regions on the human Y chromosome is one of the most common causes of severe defects leading to male infertility.
Dr Priya Kadam suggests test for a chromosomal disorder during pregnancy.
Genetic interactions are responsible for neurodevelopmental disorders, a recent study has found.
New chromosome study can lead to personalised counseling of pregnant women, claims a team of researchers.
Dr Archana Bilagi, Pediatrician at St. Philomena's hospital answers.
A wide range of relatively rare diseases - as well as relatively common conditions such as autism, haemophilia and muscular dystrophy - are linked to problems with genes found on the X chromosome.
Lack of Y chromosome increases cancer risk in men
New DNA testing technique could revolutionise IVF
'Shorter telomeres linked to wandering minds'
