3. Given two initial chromosomes ABCDEFGHI and LMNOPQRST, what chromosomal rearragements occurred to produce the following...
3. Given two initial chromosomes ABCDEFGHI and LMNOPQRST, what chromosomal rearragements occurred to produce the following chromosome? Check all that apply. GHILONMPQPQT
a. duplication
b. deletion
c. inversion
d. translocation
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3. Given two initial chromosomes ABCDEFGHI and LMNOPQRST, what
chromosomal rearragements occurred to produce the following...
Given two initial chromosomes ABCDEFGHI and LMNOPQRST, what chromosomal rearragements occured to produce the following chromosome?...
Given two initial chromosomes ABCDEFGHI and LMNOPQRST, what chromosomal rearragements occured to produce the following chromosome? Check all that apply. LMNOSTEFGHI a. deletion O b. duplication O c. inversion Od translocation 1 points Given two initial chromosomes ABCDEFGHI and LMNOPQRST, what chromosomal rearragements occured to produce the following chromosome? Check all that apply. GHILONMPQPQT ♡ a translocation b. deletion c. duplication O d. inversion The diploid number of an organism is 24. How many chromosomes would be expected in H...
A wt Drosophila melanogaster population has a chromosomal arrangement: 12345678. What has occurred in a population...
A wt Drosophila melanogaster population has a chromosomal arrangement: 12345678. What has occurred in a population that has an arrangement of 15432678? a.) Deletion b.) Replication c.) Inversion d.) Translocation e.) Duplication
You are following 4 genes (A, B, C, D) on the same chromosome. The genotype of...
You are following 4 genes (A, B, C, D) on the same chromosome. The genotype of a heterozygote, displaying the correct gene order, is shown below. ABCD/abcd Compared to the heterozygote above, what has happened in the following: ABCBCD/abcd Answer 1Choose...Duplication of a chromosomal region/Inversion of a chromosomal region/Translocation of a chromosomal region/Reciprocal translocation/Deletion of a chromosomal region ABCABCD/abcd Answer 2Choose...Duplication of a chromosomal region/Inversion of a chromosomal region/Translocation of a chromosomal region/Reciprocal translocation/Deletion of a chromosomal region ABCD/adcb Answer...
Place the type of chromosomal mutation next to each set of chromosomes. The represents the centromere....
Place the type of chromosomal mutation next to each set of chromosomes. The represents the centromere. Answer Bank wild-type chromosome ABCDEFG chromosomal mutation 1 AB.CDEFDEFG displaced duplication of DEF chromosomal mutation 2 deletion of FG AB DEFCDEFG C paracentric inversion that includes DEFG chromosomal mutation 3 tandem duplication of DEF AB.CDE pericentric inversion of BCDE chromosomal mutation 4 AB.CGFED chromosomal mutation 5 A EDC BFG
Consider two non-homologous chromosomes whose normal sequence of segments and centromere locations are shown here. What...
Consider two non-homologous chromosomes whose normal sequence of
segments and centromere locations are shown here. What kind of
changes are these? I think it's a translocation and i cannot tell
what the second one is.
Question 7: (2 points) Consider two non-homologous chromosomes whose normal sequences of segments and centromere locations are shown here. Chromosome 1 A B C D E F G H Chromosome 2 O R . S T U V Determine the type (or types) of chromosomal...
A series of chromosomal rearrangements take place on a chromosome over time. The initial chromosome gene...
A series of chromosomal rearrangements take place on a chromosome over time. The initial chromosome gene sequence is: RNA • EGR (• = centrosome) What is the final gene sequence, and where is the centrosome? Note: this is one problem, listed below is the order that it is supposed to go in. a. There is a tandem duplication E. b. There is a pericentric inversion of the segment from A to G. c. There is a reverse duplication of the...
im unsure if i have selected the correct answers Some chromosomal mutations allow normal growth and...
im unsure if i have selected the correct answers
Some chromosomal mutations allow normal growth and development, but cause problems in meiosis. Which of the following chromosome mutations usually disrupt meiosis and cause some of the gametes produced to be inviable, despite leaving the individual carrying them otherwise healthy? Please select all that apply. Deletion Tandem Duplication Paracentric Inversion Pericentric Inversion Reciprocal Translocation Auto-triploidy ✓ Amphidiploid allopolyploidy
Name and draw a picture to describe these different types of mutations/chromosomal rearrangements. Assume this is...
Name and draw a picture to describe these different types of mutations/chromosomal rearrangements. Assume this is happening in a haploid organism with 3 unique chromosomes. a.) The number of all chromosomes increases by one. b.) A mutation decreases the amount of genetic material for a portion of one chromosome. c.) Two different chromosomes fuse to form one new chromosome. d.) A mutation removes a copy of a single chromosome. e.) Which of the above events is likely to have the...
Match the following terms with their descriptions: inversion, duplication, deletion, and translocation. 1. A piece of...
Match the following terms with their descriptions: inversion, duplication, deletion, and translocation. 1. A piece of a chromosome separates and then reattaches in the opposite orientation 2. A piece of a chromosome gets permanently removed 3. A piece of a chromosome gets attached to a nonhomologous chromosome 4. A piece of a chromosome gets copied and inserted into a chromosome Matching choices: a. inversion b. Delection c. Translocation d. Duplication
Heterozygosity for which of the following chromosome rearrangements will produce a dicentric bridge as a result...
Heterozygosity for which of the following chromosome rearrangements will produce a dicentric bridge as a result of crossover in meiosis? See Section 10.5 (Page 381) Large duplication Paracentric inversion Reciprocal translocation Pericentric inversion Submit Request Answer Which type of chromosome alteration results in the formation of a tetravalent (cross-like) structure at synapsis? See Section 10.5 (Page 381). O O Pericentric inversion Large duplication Paracentric inversion Reciprocal balanced translocation O Submit Request Answer Which type of chromosome rearrangement results in the...
Given two initial chromosomes ABCDEFGHI and LMNOPQRST, what chromosomal rearragements occured to produce the following chromosome? Check all that apply. LMNOSTEFGHI a. deletion O b. duplication O c. inversion Od translocation 1 points Given two initial chromosomes ABCDEFGHI and LMNOPQRST, what chromosomal rearragements occured to produce the following chromosome? Check all that apply. GHILONMPQPQT ♡ a translocation b. deletion c. duplication O d. inversion The diploid number of an organism is 24. How many chromosomes would be expected in H...
Place the type of chromosomal mutation next to each set of chromosomes. The represents the centromere. Answer Bank wild-type chromosome ABCDEFG chromosomal mutation 1 AB.CDEFDEFG displaced duplication of DEF chromosomal mutation 2 deletion of FG AB DEFCDEFG C paracentric inversion that includes DEFG chromosomal mutation 3 tandem duplication of DEF AB.CDE pericentric inversion of BCDE chromosomal mutation 4 AB.CGFED chromosomal mutation 5 A EDC BFG
Consider two non-homologous chromosomes whose normal sequence of
segments and centromere locations are shown here. What kind of
changes are these? I think it's a translocation and i cannot tell
what the second one is.
Question 7: (2 points) Consider two non-homologous chromosomes whose normal sequences of segments and centromere locations are shown here. Chromosome 1 A B C D E F G H Chromosome 2 O R . S T U V Determine the type (or types) of chromosomal...
im unsure if i have selected the correct answers
Some chromosomal mutations allow normal growth and development, but cause problems in meiosis. Which of the following chromosome mutations usually disrupt meiosis and cause some of the gametes produced to be inviable, despite leaving the individual carrying them otherwise healthy? Please select all that apply. Deletion Tandem Duplication Paracentric Inversion Pericentric Inversion Reciprocal Translocation Auto-triploidy ✓ Amphidiploid allopolyploidy
Heterozygosity for which of the following chromosome rearrangements will produce a dicentric bridge as a result of crossover in meiosis? See Section 10.5 (Page 381) Large duplication Paracentric inversion Reciprocal translocation Pericentric inversion Submit Request Answer Which type of chromosome alteration results in the formation of a tetravalent (cross-like) structure at synapsis? See Section 10.5 (Page 381). O O Pericentric inversion Large duplication Paracentric inversion Reciprocal balanced translocation O Submit Request Answer Which type of chromosome rearrangement results in the...
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