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![Karyotyping results from amniotic
fluid cells and parent' peripheral blood. (A) Case 1:
45,XN,der(11)t(11;13)(q24.2;q12),-13. (B) Case 4:
46,XN,der(11)t(11;15)(q23.3;q21.3). (C) Maternal
karyotype of case 4 [46,XX,t(11;15)(q23;q21)], indicating a
balanced translocation.](/article_images/etm/32/1/etm-32-01-13180-g03.jpg)
