Karyotype 1 Individual is a Number of chromosomes: What is the sex? Normal or Mutated: If mutated, what chromosome number is affected: If mutated, name the disorder: Karyotype 3 Individual is a Number of chromosomes: What is the sex? Normal or Mutated: If mutated, what chromosome number is affected: If mutated, name the disorder: Karyotype 2 Individual is a Number of chromosomes: What is the sex? Normal or Mutated: If mutated, what chromosome number is af If mutated, name the disorder: Karyotype 4 Individual is a Number of chromosomes: What is the sex? Normal or Mutated: If mutated, what chromosome number is If mutated, name the disorder:

Karyotype 1 Individual is a Number of chromosomes: What is the sex? Normal or Mutated: If mutated, what chromosome number is affected: If mutated, name the disorder: Karyotype 3 Individual is a Number of chromosomes: What is the sex? Normal or Mutated: If mutated, what chromosome number is affected: If mutated, name the disorder: Karyotype 2 Individual is a Number of chromosomes: What is the sex? Normal or Mutated: If mutated, what chromosome number is af If mutated, name the disorder: Karyotype 4 Individual is a Number of chromosomes: What is the sex? Normal or Mutated: If mutated, what chromosome number is If mutated, name the disorder:

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Description: Procedure:1. Using the attached sheets and layout sheets, complete four different karyotypes: One normal male, Onenormal female, two different disorders. ANALYSIS:1. Complete the following table.Karyotype 1Individual is aNumber of chromosomes:What i

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