How can an unequal distribution of chromosomes occur in a fertilized egg?
During the process of fertilization of egg and sperm some times cause the addition or subtraction of chromosomes it will cause the too many chromosomes or less chromosomes it divide every cell in the body due to its abnormality in the partispation of chromosomes during cell division. it will cause the chromosomal disorder s or genetic disorders .
Due unequal distribution of chromosome s cause the
Allosomal disorder
Ex: klinefelter's syndrome, Turner's syndrome
Autosomal disorders
Ex: Down syndrome, Edward syndrome , patau syndrome etc.
How can an unequal distribution of chromosomes occur in a fertilized egg?
in a rose flower (angiosperm) the unfertilized egg has 18 chromosomes. later the egg is fertilized by a sperm. how many chromosomes does the embryo have? how many chromosomes does the endosperm have? how many chromosomes does the integument have?
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