Numerical Chromosome Abnormalities

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<p>Is this a numerical or structural chromosome abnormality?</p>

Is this a numerical or structural chromosome abnormality?

Numerical, because there are more than 46 total chromosomes, the extra chromosome is in group 21, which indicates Down Syndrome

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<p>Is this a numerical or structural chromosome abnormality?</p>

Is this a numerical or structural chromosome abnormality?

Structural, because this abnormality is when a chromosome's physical structure is altered, meaning a segment is missing, extra, flipped, or attached to the wrong place. The karyogram shows a balanced reciprocal translocation among chromosomes 4 and 12.

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What is a haploid?

A cell containing 1 set of chromosomes (23) i.e. sperm and egg cell

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What is a diploid?

A cell containing 2 sets of chromosomes (46) i.e. normal cell and fertilized egg

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What is aneuploidy?

Cytogenetic abnormalities in which all or part of one or more chromosomes is duplicated or deleted

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What is polyploidy?

Having one or more extra sets of chromosomes

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What is triploidy?

Three set of chromosomes (69 chromosomes)

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What is tetraploidy?

Four set of chromosomes (92 chromosomes)

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