Abstract
We report a case of a short-arm dicentric Y chromosome associated with Sertoli-cell-only tubule. Chromosomal analysis, using G- and C-banding techniques, revealed: 45,X/46,X psu dic(Y) (pter→q11 ::q11→pter)/46,X+mar. Staining by fluorescence in situ hybridization using a Y chromosome centromere-specific DNA probe showed two bright spots in the pseudodicentric Y chromosome and one in the marker chromosome. It is assumed that Sertoli-cell-only tubule is caused by deletion or disruption of the azoospermic factor gene located distal in Yq11.