Home / Natural Sciences & Medicine / Biology / Answer the following questions based on the following karyotype either true or false. Human Karyotype #1 (questions #1-6) fr | 水 MI !!! 18 1. There are 46 chromosomes in this karyotype 2. This a male child. 3. There are multiple trisomies in this individual. 4. This karyotype resulted from nondisjunction of an entire cell. 5. The haploid number of this Answer the following questions based on the following karyotype either true or false. Human Karyotype #1 (questions #1-6) fr | 水 MI !!! 18 1. There are 46 chromosomes in this karyotype 2. This a male child. 3. There are multiple trisomies in this individual. 4. This karyotype resulted from nondisjunction of an entire cell. 5. The haploid number of this person is 34 or 35. ila ong 6. This individual may have been miscarried. *** ade ?? 20 Human Karyotype #2 (Questions #7-12) H: 7. The diploid number is 46. 8. The haploid number is 23 only. 9. There are 23 homologous pairs of chromosomes. 10. There are no trisomies in this karyotype. 11. The sex is male for this person. 12. This person may experience birth defects. 10 12 Fare EF6 13 14 15 16 18 トーストいー 20 21 22 19

Question Answer the following questions based on the following karyotype either true or false. Human Karyotype #1 (questions #1-6) fr | 水 MI !!! 18 1. There are 46 chromosomes in this karyotype 2. This a male child. 3. There are multiple trisomies in this individual. 4. This karyotype resulted from nondisjunction of an entire cell. 5. The haploid number of this Answer the following questions based on the following karyotype either true or false. Human Karyotype #1 (questions #1-6) fr | 水 MI !!! 18 1. There are 46 chromosomes in this karyotype 2. This a male child. 3. There are multiple trisomies in this individual. 4. This karyotype resulted from nondisjunction of an entire cell. 5. The haploid number of this person is 34 or 35. ila ong 6. This individual may have been miscarried. *** ade ?? 20 Human Karyotype #2 (Questions #7-12) H: 7. The diploid number is 46. 8. The haploid number is 23 only. 9. There are 23 homologous pairs of chromosomes. 10. There are no trisomies in this karyotype. 11. The sex is male for this person. 12. This person may experience birth defects. 10 12 Fare EF6 13 14 15 16 18 トーストいー 20 21 22 19

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Transcribed Image Text: Answer the following questions based on the following karyotype either true or false. Human Karyotype #1 (questions #1-6) fr | 水 MI !!! 18 1. There are 46 chromosomes in this karyotype 2. This a male child. 3. There are multiple trisomies in this individual. 4. This karyotype resulted from nondisjunction of an entire cell. 5. The haploid number of this person is 34 or 35. ila ong 6. This individual may have been miscarried. *** ade ?? 20 Human Karyotype #2 (Questions #7-12) H: 7. The diploid number is 46. 8. The haploid number is 23 only. 9. There are 23 homologous pairs of chromosomes. 10. There are no trisomies in this karyotype. 11. The sex is male for this person. 12. This person may experience birth defects. 10 12 Fare EF6 13 14 15 16 18 トーストいー 20 21 22 19
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Transcribed Image Text: Answer the following questions based on the following karyotype either true or false. Human Karyotype #1 (questions #1-6) fr | 水 MI !!! 18 1. There are 46 chromosomes in this karyotype 2. This a male child. 3. There are multiple trisomies in this individual. 4. This karyotype resulted from nondisjunction of an entire cell. 5. The haploid number of this person is 34 or 35. ila ong 6. This individual may have been miscarried. *** ade ?? 20 Human Karyotype #2 (Questions #7-12) H: 7. The diploid number is 46. 8. The haploid number is 23 only. 9. There are 23 homologous pairs of chromosomes. 10. There are no trisomies in this karyotype. 11. The sex is male for this person. 12. This person may experience birth defects. 10 12 Fare EF6 13 14 15 16 18 トーストいー 20 21 22 19

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