Follow up to previous answer
The web site http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/chromosomes lists all the human chromosomes. If you select a particular chromosome, e.g., chromosome 7, you can then click on the link "Genes on chromosome 7" and see all the known genes on that chromosome. From there you can click on a particular gene and get a description of it including where it is located on the chromosome.
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Prostate Cancer: Treated in early 2013 with HDR Brachytherapy. MDS-RCMD: Oct 2014. Biopsies: 46,XY,t(7;18)[2]: 46,XY,del(7)( q22)[3]: 45,XY,-7[6]: 45,XY,-7[10]: 45,XY,-7[13]. HSCT in April 2016.
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