Using figure 1, what type of abnormality does this karyotype display?
a. Normal
b. Monosomy
c. Trisomy
d. XXY Male
Here, the correct answer is b) monosomy.
Explanation -
Here, in this figure we can clearly see that there is only one X chromosome is present instead of two homologous X chromosome in the normal case. So, total of 45 chromosomes are present In the cell. This condition is known as monosomy of X chromosome and also known as turner syndrome.
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