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Chasity Carson
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17 January, 10:08
What can you tell from looking at a karyotype?
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Zoie Gardner
17 January, 10:18
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by looking at karyotypes you should be able to identify where the disorder is located and what type of disorder (either monosomy, trisomy, or malformation of a chromosome) and possibly the specific name (like Turner's, Down, etc.)
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