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. 2018 Apr 24;27(14):2573–2585. doi: 10.1093/hmg/ddy147

Table 2.

Frequencies of various forms of complex abnormality (>2 chromosomes with abnormal copy number) in day-3 (d3) blastomere biopsies and day-5 (d5) trophectoderm biopsies

Type of complex abnormality No. of d3 samples (%) No. of d5 samples (%)
Diploid tripolara 1149 (4.7%) 81 (0.5%)
Digynic triploid tripolar 94 (0.4%) 14 (0.1%)
Diandric triploid tripolar 27 (0.1%) 0 (0.0%)
Digynic triploid/near-triploidb 740 (3.0%) 321 (1.9%)
Diandric triploid/near-triploidb 25 (0.1%) 32 (0.2%)
Maternal haploid/near-haploidb 288 (1.2%) 84 (0.5%)
Paternal haploid/near-haploidb 126 (0.5%) 25 (0.1%)
Multiple maternal chromosome gains (non-triploid) 480 (1.9%) 248 (1.5%)
Multiple paternal chromosome gains (non-triploid) 61 (0.2%) 40 (0.2%)
Both maternal and paternal gains (non-triploid) 390 (1.6%) 298 (1.7%)
Multiple maternal chromosome losses (non-haploid) 360 (1.5%) 93 (0.5%)
Multiple paternal chromosome losses (non-haploid) 186 (0.8%) 24 (0.1%)
Both maternal and paternal losses (non-haploid) 448 (1.8%) 44 (0.3%)
Otherc 3576 1037
Total 7950 (32.2%) 2341 (13.7%)
a

Defined by possession ≥1 biparental disomy, ≥1 paternal monosomy, ≥1 maternal monosomy, and ≥1 nullisomy.

b

Near-triploidy and near-haploidy are defined by ≥20 trisomic and monosomic chromosomes, respectively.

c

Unclassified combinations of maternal and paternal chromosome gains and losses, as well as uniparental disomy.