All of the following are true about karyotypes EXCEPT
(A) they show pictures of chromosomes in...
Biology, 09.04.2020 18:37, flamingtacos4026
All of the following are true about karyotypes EXCEPT
(A) they show pictures of chromosomes in metaphase
(B) they represent all of the chromosomes in a gamete or sex cell
(C) they represent all of the chromosomes in somatic or body cell such as skin or a muscle cell
(D)
they can show chromosome number abnormalities for an individual such as Turner's syndrome
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