Distal Trisomy 10q Families
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Parents of children with Trisomy 10q are invited to join our "trisomy10q"
googlegroup. Once you are a member, you can send emails to
trisomy10q@googlegroups.com and
then all members will receive it. To sign-up you must contact us,
since it is a private group.
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Trisomy 10q overview - PowerPoint presentation of the genetics, frequence, symptoms, etc.
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Please help us keep your contact information and your child's
information up to date. Thanks!
Welcome
The permanent address for this site is
http://trisomy10q.darylanderson.com. Please use this address in your
favorites or web-links.
This site is specifically designed and supported for the benefit of
families of children with Distal Trisomy 10q. The primary objectives are:
- Provide a registry of children and families with 10q so
families can contact each other.
- Provide a place where families can submit information on their
children and experiences.
- Provide links to related web sites.
- Build a database for researchers on this syndrome.
If you would like to submit information on your child, please send
us an e-mail or regular mail.
What is Distal Trisomy 10q?
Distal Trisomy 10q is an extremely rare syndrome in which a person has an
extra end (distal) portion of chromosome 10, specifically from the long
arm (q). This can
occur spontaneously at conception (de novo), or most commonly,
from a translocation in one of the parents. In the latter case, one of the
parents has the tails of chromosome 10 and another chromosome swapped.
The parent has a full set of genes, but when the child gains one half of
these chromosomes from the affected parent, the child ends up with an
unbalanced set of genes. The effect on the child can vary from mild to
very severe and is related to how many extra genes are
present from 10q. Additionally, in
translocation cases, there are generally missing genes from the
complimentary chromosome of the translocation. See the images of
chromosome 10q.
For more information,
As well as other links listed in the
Related Links section.
A Bit About Us
We are Daryl and Leslie Anderson. Daryl is a manager of integrated circuit
design at Hewlett-Packard in Corvallis, Oregon. Leslie is a
homemaker. We have a son, Jess,
born 10/1/93, with Distal Trisomy 10q.
For more on Jess, click on his link in the Families section below. We are
not medically trained, but run this service out of a desire to help those of us
that are dealing with this rare condition that seems to have no other support
organization and apparently no specialists. We welcome any comments and corrections to information on the site.
Join the Community
Click here to learn how to share your
stories on this site and to join the googlegroup (you must be a Trisomy 10q
family to join).
Families
Below are specifics on children with Distal Trisomy 10q.
If you would like to add your child to this site, please
contact us with your information. We encourage you to share
your experience through a letter, and possibly a photograph.
Notes:
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Some entries below are limited in content for various reasons.
For example, if we haven't been able to contact the family for permission
to post detailed information, we will omit the parents name, e-mail address,
and give the child's first name as an initial.
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These are all of the children that we know of, worldwide. We know that
there are at least a few more.
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Dates are of in the format (month/day/year).
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Any
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A
(balloon) indicates that the child has passed on.
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that a photo is attached.
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Click on the child's name for more information about the child and family.
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| Anderson, Jess
| Oct 1993
| Corvallis, OR. USA
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| Andersson, Simon
| Nov 2001
| Hallstahammar, Sweden
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| Antonson, Rose
| Mar 2006
| Geneva, IL. USA
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| Bechtler, Jeffery
| Sep 1987
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| Bolduc, Jezeca
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| Boswell, Mark
| 1981
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| Bottegoni, Gabriele
| Nov 1998
| Ancona, Italy
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| Bye, Brenna
| Sep 2001
| Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia, Canada
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| Crowley, Ethan
| Jun 1998
| Seattle, WA, USA
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| Dramis, Timothy
| Jan 2006
| Jacksonville, FL, USA
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| Eriksson, Sabina
| Aug 1989
| Forshaga, Sweden
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| Farrell, Ryan
| Oct 1978
| London, Ontario, Canada
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| Frank, Andrew
| Apr 2000
| Merrimack, NH, USA
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| Frossard, Owen
| Apr 2008
| Zionville, IN, USA
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| Giorgetti, Toni
| Oct 1978
| Renton, WA, USA
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| Gray, Enzo
| Apr 2007
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| Hinson, Skylar
| Oct 2003
| Boiling Springs, SC, USA
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| Johnson, James
| Jan 1998
| Woodbridge, VA, USA
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| Jones, Evan
| Mar 1976
| GA, USA
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| Keiser, Cecil
| Jan 1998
| London, U.K.
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| Makiranta, Anna Riikka
| Nov 1991
| Finland
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| Menzies, Stacey
| Nov 1984
| Wellington, New Zealand
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| Pastor, Roderick
| Jul 2000
| E. Lansing, MI, USA
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| Pesantes, Valeria
| Mar 2007
| Guayaquil, Ecuador
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Poole, Ivy
| Oct 1996
| Temecula, CA. USA
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| Quinn, Chandler
| Nov 1998
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| Ribeiro, Joao
| May 1985
| Braga, Portugal
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| Roan, Elisa
| Aug 1979
| Denver, CO, USA
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Smith, Josh
| Oct 1993
| Redford, MI, USA
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| Schneer, Sylvia
| Jan 1999
| Takoma Park, MD, USA
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| Sealock, Amanda
| Sep 1995
| Winchester, VA, USA
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| Sutton, Greyson
| Jul 2000
| Garner, NC, USA
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| Sweeny, K
| Mar 1993
| Columbus, OH. USA
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| Tabacchi, Maria
| Aug 1987
| Oakmount, PA, USA
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| Thurman, Bryan
| Oct 1999
| Redlands, CA, USA
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| Tremopoulos, Yianni
| Sep 2004
| Canberra, Australia
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| Tye, Emily
| Feb 1998
| Menomonie, WI, USA
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| Vallante, Federica
| Nov 1985
| Vairano Patenora Via Roma, Italy
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| Villegas, Ava
| Jul 2008
| Justin, TX, USA
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| Wilkie, Shawn
| Feb 1995
| Santa Ana, CA, USA
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These people have related conditions such as Proximal 10q, Proximal 10p, or deletions.
Support Links
Here are links to some support groups for children with chromosome disorders.
To our knowledge, this site and the email group are the only Trisomy 10q
specific support organizations.
There are other sites listed in the
What is Distal Trisomy 10q section.
To Contact Us
Daryl and Leslie Anderson
email: daryl[at]darylanderson[dot]com (change "[at]" to "@", etc. )
or
email: trisomy10q[at]darylanderson[dot]com (change "[at]" to "@", etc. )
If you have trouble getting a message to us at those addresses, call us at (541) 754-8518.
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