5. IC a) How many TOTAL chromosomes are in this person's karyotype? b) How many autosome pairs are there in this person's karyotype? C) How many total sex chromosomes are in 30 11 12 this person's karyotype? d) What are the types of sex chromosomes 13 14 15 16 17 18 in this person? XY male e) What is the sex of this patient? BE 19 20 21 22 f) Is there a chromosome number abnormality (yes or no)?Ues g) Circle one: The chromosome number abnormality is in the autosomal/sex chromosomes/no abnormality found. h) What notation would you use to characterize this patient's karyotype? 16 alities

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