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Karyotyping Worksheet

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30 Nsɛmmisa

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10.

Is the person male or female?

male

female

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16.

Is the individual normal?

yes

no

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21.

What is the sex of the individual?

female

male

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27.

What is the sex of the individual?

male

female

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1.

What is a karyotype?

when the egg and sperm combine

a picture of an organism's chromosomes

a DNA sequence (sequence of nucleotides)

a picture of a broken bone

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2.

The first 22 pairs of chromosomes are called

homologous chromosomes

autosomes

sex chromosomes

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3.

Chromosomes are placed in order based on banding patterns and centromere position.

Nokorɛ

Ɛnyɛ ampa

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4.

The 23 pair of chromosomes are called

homologous chromosomes

autosomes

sex chromosomes

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5.

If an individual is XY the are

female

male

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6.

What is trisomy?

having one less chromosome

a chromosome from one pair attaches to another

having an extra chromosome

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What is monosomy?

having one less chromosome

a chromosome from one pair attaches to another

having an extra chromosome

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8.

What is translocation?

having one less chromosome

a chromosome from one pair attaches to another

having an extra chromosome

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9.

What is the number of chromosomes in the karyotype?

46

47

45

44

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11.

Is the individual normal?

yes

no

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12.

What is the abnormality?

too many chromosomes

missing a chromosome

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13.

What chromosome pair is abnormal?

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6

13

sex chromosomes

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14.

Looking at the chart, what syndrome does this person have?

Triple X syndrome

down syndrome

Patau syndrome

Klinefelter's syndrome

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15.

How many chromosomes does the individual have?

46

45

47

48

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17.

What is the abnormality?

too many chromosomes

too little chromosomes

missing a sex chromosome

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18.

What chromosome pair is abnormal?

4

21

sex chromsome (pair 23)

18

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19.

What syndrome does the person have (refer to the chart)

Turner syndrome (XO)

down syndrome

XYY syndrome

Edward's syndrome

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20.

How many chromosomes does the individual have?

too many chromosomes

missing a chromosome

missing a sex chromosome

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22.

Is the individual normal?

Yes

No

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23.

What is the abnormality?

too many chromosomes

missing a chromosome

missing a sex chromosomes

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24.

What chromosome pair has an abnormality?

21

18

4

23

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25.

What syndrome does the individual have? Look at the chart.

Turner syndrome

Down syndrome

Patau syndrome

Warkany syndrome

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26.

How many chromosomes does the individual have?

46

45

47

44

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28.

What is the abnormality?

too many chromosomes

too little chromsomes

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29.

What chromosome number is abnormal?

12

21

8

23

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30.

What syndrome does the individual have?

Triple X syndrome

XYY syndrome

Edward's syndrome

Warkany syndrome