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... The mother's GTL banded karyotype contained a Robertsonian translocation involving the long arms and proximal regions of the short arms of two chromosomes 13; the distal acentric regions of short arm were lost. The karyotype is described as 45,XX,-13,-13, + t(13;13) (p11.2; pl1.2); it is not known i ...
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