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cytogenetics

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cytogenetics /cy·to·ge·net·ics/ (-je-net´iks) the branch of genetics devoted to cellular constituents concerned in heredity, i.e. chromosomes.
clinical cytogenetics  the branch of cytogenetics concerned with relations between chromosomal abnormalities and pathologic conditions.
cy·to·ge·net·ics (st-j-ntks)
n.
The branch of biology that deals with heredity and the cellular components, particularly chromosomes, associated with heredity.
cyto·ge·neti·cist (--sst) n.
cytogenetics
that branch of genetics devoted to the cellular constituents concerned in heredity, i.e. the chromosomes; the combined sciences of genetics and cytology.
clinical cytogenetics
the branch of cytogenetics concerned with relations between chromosomal abnormalities and pathological conditions.
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The demographics of the study population, who were considered unsuitable for intensive chemotherapy, were: median age 71 years; 29% had adverse cytogenetics (no patients had favorable cytogenetics); 24% secondary AML; 74% of patients had greater than or equal to 1 co-morbidities -- The overall response rate achieved with clofarabine (30mg/m2) was substantially higher than expected at 48% for the full analysis set (FAS) and 55% for the per protocol set (PPS).
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