Diagram A represents a chromosomal inversion event. A, B, C, D, E, F, are chromosomal loci.Represents a centromere.Diagram B shows a crossing over event between non-sister chromatids of a non-inverted and an inverted chromosome (darker vs. lighter lines) during meiosis I.Which of the following represents a recombinant chromosome resulting from the cross-over event shown in diagram B?АА в с D EMARK ALL THE ANSWES THAT APPLY.InversionEBFBBEEEEBFF Eв FA E D Dс в АFВвFA E Dв А

An inversion is a type of chromosome transposition in which a chromosome segment is inverted end-to-end. When a specific chromosome breaks and rearranges inside itself, it is called an inversion. Paracentric and pericentric inversions are the two forms of inversions. The centromere is not included in paracentric inversions, and both breaks occur in one chromosomal arm. The centromere is included in pericentric inversions, so each arm has a dead end.As per the diagrams given in the question, after inversion, the cross-over occurred between FEDCBA and FBCDEA. After cross-over, the segment that will form is as follows: FEDCBF is highlighted by red color, and AEDCBA is highlighted by blue color. As cross-over has occurred, we will start with F and follow ED, and after D cross-over has occurred, which will change the segment, it will become CBF of the other segment. The same goes with the other segment it will begin with A followed by ED, and cross-over occurs. Then, the segment will be followed including CBA.