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The longer recombinant duplicates 3q21\u2010qter and is deficient for 3p25pter. It is identical to the recombinant inherited by infants born with multiple congenital anomalies to inv(3)(p25q21) carriers. The shorter recombinant duplicates 3p25\u2010pter and is deficient for 3q21\u2010qter. This recombinant has previously been observed only in prometaphase spreads from sperm of an inv(3) carrier from the same kindred. Theoretically it is possible for the carrier of these complementary recombinant chromosomes 3 to produce sperm carrying either a normal 3, or the inversion 3, which could then fertilize an egg carrying a normal 3 followed by normal fetal development. 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