Journal of assisted reproduction and genetics · 2013
Non-chimerism and chimerism pseudo dicentric Y chromosome: two case reports about azoospermia and cytogenetic/molecular genetic analysis in the Chinese population.
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Li Ping, Ding Lu, Sha Yan-Wei, Song Yue-Qiang, Lin Jin, Werner Erika F, She Mingyu
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To report the cytogenetic and molecular genetic analysis of the first two cases of non-chimerism and chimerism karyotype in Chinese male patients who suffer from azoospermia, which may be caused by pseudo dicentric Y chromosomes.
DESIGN: Case study.
SETTING: Academic reproductive medicine center.
PATIENTS: Two male patients with azoospermia, carrying pseudo dicentric Y chromosome.
INTERVENTIONS: Review the records of inquiry, testicular biopsy, pathological examination, semen routine examination, endocrine evaluation, cytogenetic chromosomal analysis, and FISH detection of peripheral blood to evaluate Y chromosome deletion.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: To investigate the possible association among pseudo dicentric Y, chimeric status and azoospermia.
RESULTS: Two patients were both diagnosed with azoospermia by a variety of andrology inspections. Further chromosomal analysis and FISH indicated their pseudo dicentric Y chromosome and different chimerism status. PCR confirmed simultaneous deletions of AZFb and AZFc regions in the Y chromosome of both patients.
CONCLUSIONS: Pseudodicentric Y chromosome affecting the long arm may lead to a male phenotype by duplicating the sex-determining region of Y chromosome (SRY) fragment and chimeric status may further impact patient's hormone levels, which obstruct spermatogenesis. However, the deletion of the azoospermia factor (AZF) is likely the key factor that causes azoospermia.
DESIGN: Case study.
SETTING: Academic reproductive medicine center.
PATIENTS: Two male patients with azoospermia, carrying pseudo dicentric Y chromosome.
INTERVENTIONS: Review the records of inquiry, testicular biopsy, pathological examination, semen routine examination, endocrine evaluation, cytogenetic chromosomal analysis, and FISH detection of peripheral blood to evaluate Y chromosome deletion.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: To investigate the possible association among pseudo dicentric Y, chimeric status and azoospermia.
RESULTS: Two patients were both diagnosed with azoospermia by a variety of andrology inspections. Further chromosomal analysis and FISH indicated their pseudo dicentric Y chromosome and different chimerism status. PCR confirmed simultaneous deletions of AZFb and AZFc regions in the Y chromosome of both patients.
CONCLUSIONS: Pseudodicentric Y chromosome affecting the long arm may lead to a male phenotype by duplicating the sex-determining region of Y chromosome (SRY) fragment and chimeric status may further impact patient's hormone levels, which obstruct spermatogenesis. However, the deletion of the azoospermia factor (AZF) is likely the key factor that causes azoospermia.