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A paracentric inversion of chromosome 2 is described for the first time. The breakpoints were localized in the bands q31 and q36. The paracentric inversion was initially identified in a female with repeated abortions and thereafter detected in eight other family members over three generations. The meiotic consequences and the risk for liveborn unbalanced chromosomal recombinants is discussed.
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