Question 1.The picture below represents a karyotype from the lymphocytesof a child with developmental abnormalities.11 2² 35 K K131914201521221610b. What is unusual in this karyotype?17itXa. Is the child male or female? Explain your answer.18c. What is the name of the specific disease associated tothis chromosomal abnormality?d. Briefly explain why genetic alterations like the oneabove may cause developmental abnormalities.

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of a child with developmental abnormalities. 19 72 »K } 14 20 15 21 22 16 17 b. What is unusual in this karyotype? 11 11 18 a. Is the child male or female? Explain your answer. Y c. What is the name of the specific disease associated to this chromosomal abnormality? d. Briefly explain why genetic alterations like the one above may cause developmental abnormalities.

of a child with developmental abnormalities. 19 72 »K } 14 20 15 21 22 16 17 b. What is unusual in this karyotype? 11 11 18 a. Is the child male or female? Explain your answer. Y c. What is the name of the specific disease associated to this chromosomal abnormality? d. Briefly explain why genetic alterations like the one above may cause developmental abnormalities.

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