The deletions of the long arm of chromosome 14 involving the 14q24-q32 region have been identified as deletion 14q (del 14q) syndrome, but were rarely reported. The patients with del 14q syndrome are observed a peculiar facial appearance and neurological defects, but the molecular mechanisms were not clear. Here we generated a human iPSC line from the patient's amniotic fluid cells with 24 Mb deletion in 14q24.3q32.31 which will serve as useful tools for studying the mechanism of del 14q syndrome and the genes involved, which will provide useful basic theory of prenatal diagnosis.
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