How many total chromosomes were on your karyotype sheets? How many of the chromosomes are autosomes? Is this child a male or a female? How do you know?
How many total chromosomes were on your karyotype sheets? How many of the chromosomes are autosomes? Is this child a male or a female? How do you know?
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How many total chromosomes were on your karyotype sheets?
How many of the chromosomes are autosomes?
Is this child a male or a female? How do you know?
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![### Human Karyotype
A karyotype is an organized profile of an individual's chromosomes. Chromosomes are structures within cells that contain a person's genes. Here, we present a typical human karyotype showcasing 23 pairs of chromosomes arranged and numbered by size from 1 to 22, with the 23rd pair being the sex chromosomes (X and Y).
1. **Chromosome Pair 1**: The largest and is typically found to be well-banded.
2. **Chromosome Pair 2**: Slightly smaller than pair 1 with distinct banding patterns.
3. **Chromosome Pair 3**: Similar in size to chromosome pair 2.
4. **Chromosome Pair 4**: Noticeably smaller than pair 3.
5. **Chromosome Pair 5**: Smaller than pair 4, with defining band patterns.
6. **Chromosome Pair 6**: Similar in size to pair 5 but different in banding.
7. **Chromosome Pair 7**: Displays unique bands distinct from pair 6.
8. **Chromosome Pair 8**: Similar in size to pair 7, showing clear banding.
9. **Chromosome Pair 9**: Noticeable for its strong band patterns.
10. **Chromosome Pair 10**: Slightly smaller, with distinct bands.
11. **Chromosome Pair 11**: Smaller size but clear band distinctions.
12. **Chromosome Pair 12**: Comparable in size to pair 11.
13. **Chromosome Pair 13**: Noticeably smaller, with broad bands at the ends.
14. **Chromosome Pair 14**: Slightly smaller than pair 13, clear bands are present.
15. **Chromosome Pair 15**: Similar to pair 14 in size and banding patterns.
16. **Chromosome Pair 16**: Shows a smaller profile and different banding.
17. **Chromosome Pair 17**: Slightly larger in comparison to pair 16.
18. **Chromosome Pair 18**: A distinct small chromosome pair.
19. **Chromosome Pair 19**: Among the smaller chromosomes, well-banded.
20. **Chromosome Pair 20**: Similar to pair 19 in terms of size.
21. **Chromosome Pair 21**: Significantly smaller, with light banding.
22. **Chromosome Pair](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F34fbb93f-fc1c-4c2e-a5e3-1056b5bef326%2Ff7708035-9035-4cae-8cf5-0317574e7e13%2Fanl3vr_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:### Human Karyotype
A karyotype is an organized profile of an individual's chromosomes. Chromosomes are structures within cells that contain a person's genes. Here, we present a typical human karyotype showcasing 23 pairs of chromosomes arranged and numbered by size from 1 to 22, with the 23rd pair being the sex chromosomes (X and Y).
1. **Chromosome Pair 1**: The largest and is typically found to be well-banded.
2. **Chromosome Pair 2**: Slightly smaller than pair 1 with distinct banding patterns.
3. **Chromosome Pair 3**: Similar in size to chromosome pair 2.
4. **Chromosome Pair 4**: Noticeably smaller than pair 3.
5. **Chromosome Pair 5**: Smaller than pair 4, with defining band patterns.
6. **Chromosome Pair 6**: Similar in size to pair 5 but different in banding.
7. **Chromosome Pair 7**: Displays unique bands distinct from pair 6.
8. **Chromosome Pair 8**: Similar in size to pair 7, showing clear banding.
9. **Chromosome Pair 9**: Noticeable for its strong band patterns.
10. **Chromosome Pair 10**: Slightly smaller, with distinct bands.
11. **Chromosome Pair 11**: Smaller size but clear band distinctions.
12. **Chromosome Pair 12**: Comparable in size to pair 11.
13. **Chromosome Pair 13**: Noticeably smaller, with broad bands at the ends.
14. **Chromosome Pair 14**: Slightly smaller than pair 13, clear bands are present.
15. **Chromosome Pair 15**: Similar to pair 14 in size and banding patterns.
16. **Chromosome Pair 16**: Shows a smaller profile and different banding.
17. **Chromosome Pair 17**: Slightly larger in comparison to pair 16.
18. **Chromosome Pair 18**: A distinct small chromosome pair.
19. **Chromosome Pair 19**: Among the smaller chromosomes, well-banded.
20. **Chromosome Pair 20**: Similar to pair 19 in terms of size.
21. **Chromosome Pair 21**: Significantly smaller, with light banding.
22. **Chromosome Pair
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