t SEE joR h) What notation would you use to characterize thls a) How many TOTAL chromosomes are in this person's karyotype? it ( t à * # C b) How many autosome pairs are there in this person's karyotype? 12 II c) How many total sex chromosomes are in this person's karyotype? 2 S 18 15 17 Fl 91 d) What are the types of sex chromosomes in this person?_ X @E 12 8 gd X e) What is the sex of this patient? f) Is there a chromosome number abnormality (yes or no)? g) Circle one: The chromosome number abnormality is in theautosomal/sex chromosomes/no abnormality found. ग्की चOu. h) What notation would you use to characterize this patient's karyotype? Lh

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