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Thursday (11/21) - Intro to Karyotypes AAC

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Section 1: Make a Karyotype

Visit this link to create a karyotype. Then, answer the questions that follow.

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Section 2: Karyotypes Notes
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Section 3: Karyotypes CFU
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How did you determine which chromosomes were a pair?

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How many total chromosomes were present in the karyotype?

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How many pairs of chromosomes were present in the karyotype?

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A karyotype is an organized profile of a person's chromosomes. Two chromosomes specify biological sex: XX for female and XY for male.

Does the karyotype you completed belong to a male or a female?

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A karyotype is an organized profile of a person's .

We have

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Homologous chromosomes #1-#22 are called .

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The two sex chromosomes are X and Y.

What sex is the individual in the karyotype above?

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The two sex chromosomes are X and Y.

What sex is the individual in the karyotype above?

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Deletions occur when a piece of the chromosome

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Inversions occur when a piece of the chromosome breaks off, then

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What is a nondisjunction anomaly?

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Two types of Nondisjunction Anomalies

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Monosomy

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This is when there is an extra chromosome instead of the normal pair of 2.

Trisomy

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This is when there is only 1 chromosome instead of two.

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We use the following notation to describe an individual’s karyotype:

Total number of chromosomes, Sex chromosomes, any extra or missing autosomal chromosomes.

Example:

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Notation:

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Notation:

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What is a karyotype?

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Which area is displaying the Autosomes?

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Which area is displaying the Sex Chromosomes?

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If you were looking at your own karyotype, where do your chromosomes come from?

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If one chromosome in a homologous pair contains the gene for hair color, hair texture, and skin color, what genes would the second chromosome in the pair contain?

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Chromosomes are arranged in homologous pairs in the nucleus of eukaryotic cells. What is meant by the term homologous pairs?

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Identify the chromosomal mutations below.

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:
Deletion
Translocation
Inversion
Duplication

Use the following karyotype to answer question 25.

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Interpretation:

What type of abnormality?

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The diploid number in a human is 46.

How many chromosomes are present in this person?

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Use the following table to help identify the chromosomal disorders below.

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Interpretation:

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Interpretation:

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Interpretation:

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This karyotype shows...