Di Guglielmo syndrome in a t(DgDg) heterozygote.

Di Guglielmo syndrome in a t(DgDg) heterozygote.

The centric fusion translocation involving the long arm of two D group chromosomes, t(DqDq), is the commonest structural abnormality observed in human populations (Court Brown, 1967; Lubs and Ruddle, 1968; Sergovich et al, 1969; Walzer, Breau, and Gerald, 1969). Several of these translocations are familial and some are sporadic; the ascertainment of such translocations has often been as a resul...

The Di Guglielmo syndrome.

Immunologic aberrations in the Di Guglielmo syndrome.

IT IS WELL KNOWN that immunologic disturbances, particularly autoimmunity, are frequently associated with the chronic lymphoproliferative diseases. Indeed, it is sometimes difficult in such cases to be certain where the imm’nunologic disorder ends and the neoplastic process begins.’ Included in the long list of autoimmune phenomena found in this disease group have been autoimmune hemolytic a,ie...

The Di Guglielmo syndrome: studies in hemoglobin synthesis.

Pernicious anemia, megaloblastosis and the di Guglielmo syndrome.