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Who can help me to solve the questions 1-4?

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Exercise B4&5 A 1-3 C6-12 F 19 & 20 E 16-18 D 13-15 Chromosome Formula: 44 + XXY Sex of Patient: Male Name of Syndrome, if any: Klenifelter's Syndrome Description of Syndrome, if any: Y G 21 & 22 sorry--you'll have to look this up yourself! Sample human karyotype. Use as a guide for assembling your karyotype on Figure 4-6. Figure 4-5. Lab Day & lime 1. Explain how a probe is used to identify whether or not a genetic disease is present in an individual 2. Why is it that an allele such as that for CF occurs in much higher numbers in a population than th actual occurrence of the disease? 3. Describe the amino acid deletion that cause s the majority of cystic fibrosis cases and tell how it occurs Staple the human karyotype which you prepared (Figure 4-6, with all of the chromosomes atta his sheet. Be sure to pro sex of patient, name of syndrome and brief description of syndrome, requested on the form! ched) to vide all of the information, such as patient number, chromosome formula, 4. cluding"The Setting")andthen make the following predictions.For 5. Read the introductionto Exercise 5 (in colors do you predict to be the best for the plants' survival? each explain why. Which of the four seed Why? Why? Which feeding adaptation do you predict to be the best for survival under these conditions? you predict to be the worst for survival under these conditions? Why? Which feeding adaptation do

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​​​​​For question no. 4 how can I know the patient's details.