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This report documents one patient with myelodysplasia evolving into acute leukemia who showed a t(Y;1) translocation confirmed by in situ hybridization. Most of the q arm of the Y chromosome was translocated to an additional q arm of chromosome 1, resulting in trisomy 1q. To our knowledge only four other cases with this t(Y;1) have been reported.
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