Figure 1From: Diversity of sex chromosome abnormalities in a cohort of 95 Indonesian patients with monosomy X Karyotype and FISH with Y chromosome specific probe of a 'girl' with isodicentric Y chromosome. 'She' (aged 20 months old) presented with ambiguous genitalia (enlarged phallus, no palpable testis). 'She' had functioning test revealed by HCG test. The results of cytogenetic analysis showed mos 45,X[1]/46,X,idic(Y)(p11.32)[17] karyotype and nuc ish (DXZ1x1)[168]//(DXZ1x2)[14]//(DXZ1,DYZ3)x1[30]//(DXZ1x2,DYZ3x1)[7]//(DXZ1x1,DYZ3x2)[76]//(DXZ1x2,DYZ3x2)[4]//(DXZ1x1,DYZ3x3)[1]. Panel A shows the 46,X,idic(Y)(p11.32) karyotype and Panel B indicates the Y chromosome signals, which always appears side by side in some cells.Back to article page