Biology, 09.04.2021 19:30, elian1418

What is karyotype? a. a way to test chromosomal mutations
b. a substance that causes mutations
c. the result of mutations in a genotype
d. total number of mutations in a gene

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What is karyotype? a. a way to test chromosomal mutations
b. a substance that causes mutatio...