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新发染色体异常对罗氏易位和相互易位携带者植入前遗传学诊断的影响分析
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  • 英文篇名:Impact of de novo chromosomal abnormality on preimplantation genetic diagnosis of Robertsonian and reciprocal translocation carriers
  • 作者:偶健 ; 王玮 ; 倪梦霞 ; 郑爱燕 ; 丁洁 ; 蒲艳 ; 邹琴燕 ; 孟庆霞 ; 许咏乐 ; 李红
  • 英文作者:OU Jian;WANG Wei;NI Meng-xia;ZHENG Ai-yan;DING Jie;PU Yan;ZOU Qin-yan;MENG Qing-xia;XU Yong-le;LI Hong;Center for Reproduction & Genetics,Suzhou Municipal Hospital,the Affiliated Suzhou Hospital of Nanjing Medical University;
  • 关键词:罗氏易位 ; 相互易位 ; 植入前遗传学诊断 ; 新发染色体异常
  • 英文关键词:Robertsonian translocation;;Reciprocal translocation;;Preimplantation genetic diagnosis;;De novo chromosomal abnormality
  • 中文刊名:SZYX
  • 英文刊名:Journal of Reproductive Medicine
  • 机构:南京医科大学附属苏州医院苏州市立医院生殖与遗传中心;
  • 出版日期:2019-08-14
  • 出版单位:生殖医学杂志
  • 年:2019
  • 期:v.28
  • 基金:江苏省妇幼保健科研项目(F201443);; 江苏省“十三五”青年医学人才项目(QNRC2016246);; 苏州市科技计划项目(SYS201566)
  • 语种:中文;
  • 页:SZYX201908003
  • 页数:7
  • CN:08
  • ISSN:11-4645/R
  • 分类号:15-21
摘要
目的探讨植入前遗传学诊断(PGD)中新发染色体异常对易位携带者胚胎诊断结果和临床结局的影响。方法对27个周期的罗氏易位和64个周期的相互易位携带者的囊胚采用二代测序(NGS)行PGD。结果罗氏易位和相互易位携带者的囊胚PGD结果显示,34.1%(139/408)的胚胎存在新发染色体异常;罗氏易位和相互易位各自的数据显示,罗氏易位携带者的完全新发染色体异常率为31.7%(40/126),数值上高于相互易位携带者的18.4%(52/282),但差异无统计学意义(P>0.05)。罗氏易位和相互易位携带者分别有70.4%(19/27)和54.7%(35/64)的PGD周期检出完全新发染色体异常囊胚;临床结局显示分别有7.4%(2/27)的罗氏易位PGD周期和18.8%(12/64)的相互易位PGD周期由于新发染色体异常导致无正常结果的胚胎可供移植。结论罗氏易位和相互易位携带者的囊胚PGD均不同程度的面临新发染色体异常的影响。相比于相互易位携带者,罗氏易位携带者中完全新发染色体异常的囊胚检出率更高,但由于罗氏易位携带者可用的正常或易位携带胚胎率更高,实际其PGD周期受到的影响要小于相互易位。
        Objective:To evaluate the influence of de novo chromosomal abnormality on the preimplantation genetic diagnosis(PGD)and clinical outcome of Robertsonian and reciprocal translocation carriers.Methods:The next generation sequencing(NGS)was used for PGD in 27 cycles of Robertsonian translocation carriers and 64 cycles of reciprocal translocation carriers.Results:The PGD results from the blastocysts of Robertsonian and reciprocal translocation carriers showed that 34.1%(139/408)embryos had de novo chromosomal abnormality.The rate of complete de novo chromosomal abnormality in Robertsonian translocation carriers was 31.7%(40/126),which was higher than that in reciprocal translocation carriers[18.4%(52/282)],but there was no significant difference(P>0.05).The complete de novo chromosomal abnormality blastocysts were detected in 70.4%(19/27)PGD cycles of Robertsonian carriers and 54.7%(35/64)PGD cycles of reciprocal translocation carriers.Clinical outcomes showed that 7.4%(2/27)PGD cycles of Robertsonian translocation and 18.8%(12/64)PGD cycles of reciprocal translocation had no normal embryo for transplantation due to de novo chromosomal abnormality.Conclusions:The de novo chromosomal abnormality of blastocyst PGD of Robertsonian and reciprocal translocation carriers were in varying degrees.Compared with reciprocal translocation,there were more complete de novo chromosomal abnormalities in Robertsonian translocation blastocysts.However,due to the higher rate of normal or balanced translocation embryos available for Robertsonian translocation carriers,it was less affected for embryo transfer than reciprocal translocation.
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