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What is a karyotype?
What is a karyotype?
- A set of chromosomes seen under a microscope (correct)
- A genetic disorder associated with clinical disorders
- A change in the number or structure of chromosomes
- A type of staining technique used in cytogenetics
Where do most chromosome abnormalities originate?
Where do most chromosome abnormalities originate?
- During embryo development
- Due to exposure to certain drugs
- Inherited from a parent
- In the egg or sperm (gametes) (correct)
What is a chromosome disorder?
What is a chromosome disorder?
- A disorder caused by exposure to environmental factors
- An error in cell division resulting in too few or too many copies of a chromosome
- A result of a change in the number or structure of chromosomes (correct)
- A non-harmful deviation from the normal karyotype
What increases the risk of chromosome abnormalities?
What increases the risk of chromosome abnormalities?
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What are the banding patterns on chromosomes used for?
What are the banding patterns on chromosomes used for?
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