6 1 point Click on the location in the Karyotype where you see an aneuploidy 7 1 point What type of aneuploidy is represented by the karyotype above? Nullisomy Monosomy Trisomy Tetrasomy 8 1 point How many chromosomes does this individual have based on their aneuploidy? Type your answer... 9 1 point The karyotype above show type your answer... syndrome. 10 1 point What is the sex of the individual in this Karyotype? choose your answer...
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