Jennifer is a 37-year-old woman who is just over 3 monthspregnant. She is the mother of three healthy children. Herobstetrician recommends that she be checked to see if herdeveloping fetus is trisomic. What procedure is used to checkfor trisomy in the fetus? If a trisomic condition is detected, whatis the most common cause, and how did it occur?

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