<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 4-year-old girl is being followed by the pediatric oncology team after her pediatrician found a palpable abdominal mass towards the right flank 2 weeks ago. Abdominal ultrasonography detected a solid mass in the right kidney without infiltration of the renal vein and inferior vena cava. The contrast-enhanced computed tomography CT confirmed the presence of a solitary mass in the right kidney surrounded by a pseudocapsule consisting of a rim of normal tissue, displacing it medially, and distorting the collecting system. No nodal involvement was detected. In which of the following chromosomes would you expect a genetic abnormality?? A: Chromosome 3, B: Chromosome 22, C: Chromosome 11, D: Chromosome 13, E: Chromosome 1,  <response>: This is a question about identifying the chromosome associated with a genetic abnormality that can cause pediatric renal tumors. The key details in the stem are: - 4-year-old girl - Palpable abdominal mass in right flank - Solid mass in right kidney without vascular invasion on imaging - Solitary mass surrounded by pseudocapsule of normal tissue- No nodal involvementThis clinical presentation is most consistent with a Wilms tumor, which is a pediatric renal tumor typically affecting children under 5 years old. Wilms tumors are associated with genetic abnormalities in chromosome 11 in the WT1 gene.C: Chromosome 11 