A special type of blood test called a karyotype may be done to analyze the girl's chromosomes if the doctor suspects Turner's syndrome or another genetic disorder.
An abnormal karyotype was demonstrated in 57% of patients.
Both amniocentesis and CVS allow the baby's own karyotype to be determined.
Both partners of one couple had an abnormal karyotype.
Following the SKY results, the G-banding findings were reevaluated, and the combination of the two techniques resulted in a more accurate karyotype.
However, the identification of all chromosomal aberrations in a complex karyotype was often not possible from such patterns.
In rare cases infants with hypospadias occurring closer to the body and who also have undescended testicles, a karyotype or genetic screen may be performed to determine gender.
The final result of such testing, with the photographed chromosomes paired and organized by shape and size, is called the individual's karyotype.
The six tumors that could not be analyzed using the direct method showed a normal karyotype.
To develop a flow karyotype for the pig based on FACS sorted chromosomes.