Please answer all of these questions Use the photo below to answer question 14111617184441314. What disorder can be identified in the karyotype?c. Klinefelter's syndromea. Turner's syndromeb. Down syndromed. The karyotype shows no disorder.15. Why does nondisjunction occur?a. Cytokinesis does not occur properly.b. The sister chromatids do not separate.c. The nucleoli do not disappear.d. The chromosomes do not condense properly.Q2: Answer all of the following Questions1. Explain the differences between the terms in the following sets.i) Dominant and recessiveii) Genotype and phenotype2. Which term describes a person who is heterozygous for a recessive disor-der?3. How is the inheritance pattern between parents and offspring representeddiagrammatically?4. Predict the genotypes of the children of a father with Huntington's diseaseand an unaffected mother.

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14. What disorder can be identified in the karyotype?
c. Klinefelter's syndrome
a. Turner's syndrome
b. Down syndrome
d. The karyotype shows no disorder.
15. Why does nondisjunction occur?
a. Cytokinesis does not occur properly.
b. The sister chromatids do not separate.
c. The nucleoli do not disappear.
d. The chromosomes do not condense properly.
Q2: Answer all of the following Questions
1. Explain the differences between the terms in the following sets.
i) Dominant and recessive
ii) Genotype and phenotype
2. Which term describes a person who is heterozygous for a recessive disor-
der?
3. How is the inheritance pattern between parents and offspring represented
diagrammatically?
4. Predict the genotypes of the children of a father with Huntington's disease
and an unaffected mother.

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