Karyotypes

Question 1

a karyotype is a blank of all of an organisms chromosomes

Answer 1

photograph

Question 2

chromosomes in a karyotype are organized

Answer 2

largest to smallest

Question 3

Homologous pairs can be determined by the

Answer 3

centromere

Question 4

Karyotyping helps what??

Answer 4

Doctors diagnose and treat genetic disorders

Question 5

If there are additional or missing chromosomes, then a…

Answer 5

abnormality exists

Question 6

the 23rd pair of chromosomes are not always homologous.
in blank it is but in blank it isn’t

Answer 6

females, males

Question 7

How do people use karyotypes?

Answer 7

You collect a sample from blood, then the cells are dyed, then you analyze the karyotype. The dyes are necessary for really getting a closer look at the chromosomes to determine any genetic disorders.

Question 8

When it comes to the difference between RNA and DNA, what can you use?

Answer 8

Talk about the bases, sugar, structure, and location

Question 9

what is the difference between meiosis and mitosis

Answer 9

Mitosis creates identical cells for growth and repair.

Meiosis creates genetically diverse cells for reproduction.