NameDatePeriod #Set BSet A話Follow-up Questions:1. How many chromosomes in a normal human karyotype?46 chronmosomes.2. How many autosomes in a normal human karyotype?22 autosomes3. What are gametes?Gametes are the reproductive cells in an organism, also referred to as sex cells.4. How many sex chromosomes in a normal human karyotype?46 chromosomes5. What are the sex chromosomes in a male, and what are they in a female?Males have XY sex chremosomes and females have XX scx chomosomes.6. What is trisomy?Tristomy is a conditionn that refers to the prescnce of an extra chromosome within the cell.7. In the karyotypes you just completed, how many chromosomes did the individuals have?Patient A41 chromosomesPatient B47chromosomes8. What chromosomal disorder or syndrome, if any, did you diagnose the individuals ashaving?Patient Ahas Trisomyof 12 chromasamePatient Bhas an X chromesome and will haveKlinefelter syndrome9. How did the individuals obtain the extra chromosome that was present in the karyotype?Patient APatient B

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Set B Set A 14 16 Follow-up Questions: 1. How many chromosomes in a normal human karyotype? 46 chromosomes. 2. How many autosomes in a normal human karyotype? 22 autosomes. 3. What are gametes? Gametes are the repraductive cells in an organism, also referred to as sex cells. 4. How many sex chromosomes in a normal human karyotype? 46 chromosomes 5. What are the sex chromosomes in a male, and what are they in a female? Males have XY sex chromosomes and females have XX c chomosomes. 6. What is trisomy? Tristomy is a condition that refers to the presacOce of an extra chrom0some within the cel. 7. In the karyotypes you just completed, how many chromosomes did the individuals have? Patient A 41 chromosomes Patient B 47 chromosomes 8. What chromosomal disorder or syndrome, if any, did you diagnose the individuals as having? Patient A has Trisomy of 12 chromasame Patient B has an X chromesome and will hare. Klinefelter sndrome 9. How did the individuals obtain the extra chromosome that was present in the karyotype? Patient A Patient B

Set B Set A 14 16 Follow-up Questions: 1. How many chromosomes in a normal human karyotype? 46 chromosomes. 2. How many autosomes in a normal human karyotype? 22 autosomes. 3. What are gametes? Gametes are the repraductive cells in an organism, also referred to as sex cells. 4. How many sex chromosomes in a normal human karyotype? 46 chromosomes 5. What are the sex chromosomes in a male, and what are they in a female? Males have XY sex chromosomes and females have XX c chomosomes. 6. What is trisomy? Tristomy is a condition that refers to the presacOce of an extra chrom0some within the cel. 7. In the karyotypes you just completed, how many chromosomes did the individuals have? Patient A 41 chromosomes Patient B 47 chromosomes 8. What chromosomal disorder or syndrome, if any, did you diagnose the individuals as having? Patient A has Trisomy of 12 chromasame Patient B has an X chromesome and will hare. Klinefelter sndrome 9. How did the individuals obtain the extra chromosome that was present in the karyotype? Patient A Patient B

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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