Publications by Dr John Wolstenholme - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Shaun Haigh Gavin Cuthbert Moira Crosier Fiona Harding Dr John Wolstenholme et al.	Origin of trisomy: no evidence to support the ovarian mosaicism theory	2012
Dr John Wolstenholme	Chromosomal mosaicism - How much do we really know?	2009
Professor Peter Cumpson Dr John Wolstenholme	Report on the 47th IUVSTAworkshop 'angle-resolved XPS: The current status and future prospects for angle-resolved XPS of nano and subnano films'	2009
Dr John Wolstenholme Jerome Evans Dr Carol English	A 45,X fetus with false-negative 46,XX findings in CVS	2008
Dr John Wolstenholme	Mortality risks in patients with constitutional autosomal chromosome deletions in Britain: A cohort study	2008
Dr John Wolstenholme John Emslie	Association of Clinical Cytogeneticists chorion villus sampling database 1987-2000	2006
Dr John Wolstenholme	Cancer incidence and mortality in men with Klinefelter syndrome: A cohort study	2005
Dr John Wolstenholme	Confined placental mosaicism - overview and update	2004
Hazel Clouston Professor Mary Herbert Dr John Fenwick Professor Alison Murdoch Dr John Wolstenholme et al.	Cytogenetic analysis of human blastocysts	2002
Dr John Wolstenholme	Erratum: Maternal age and trisomy - A unifying mechanism of formation (Chromosoma (2000) 109 (435-438))	2001
Dr John Wolstenholme	Maternal age and trisomy - a unifying mechanism of formation (vol 109, pg 435, 2000)	2001
Dr John Wolstenholme Dr Stephen Sturgiss Professor Judith Goodship	Maternal uniparental heterodisomy for chromosome 2: Detection through 'atypical' maternal AFP/hCG levels, with an update on a previous case	2001
Dr John Wolstenholme	Maternal age and trisomy - a unifying mechanism of formation	2000
Dr John Wolstenholme	The predictive value of findings of the common aneuploidies, trisomies 13, 18 and 21, and numerical sex chromosome abnormalities at CVS: Experience from the ACC UK Collaborative Study	1999
Dr Maria Lastowska Professor Andrew Pearson Dr John Wolstenholme Dr Nicholas Bown	Promiscuous translocations of chromosome arm 17q in human neuroblastomas	1997