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A case of type 2 diabetes mellitus with t(6;7)(q24;q31.2) balanced translocation

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Most balanced translocations do not involve any gain or loss of genetic material, and individuals harboring these translocations remain clinically asymptomatic. Nevertheless, balanced translocations have reportedly been associated with several diseases. |

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