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Karyograms are used to deduce sex and diagnose genetic diseases in humans. What would not be determined from a karyogram? #1 translocation of chromosome 13 #2 base substitution i…

Karyograms are used to deduce sex and diagnose genetic diseases in humans. What would not be determined from a karyogram? #1 translocation of chromosome 13 #2 base substitution i…
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Karyograms are used to deduce sex and diagnose genetic diseases in humans. What would not be determined from a karyogram?

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translocation of chromosome 13

#2
base substitution in a gene on chromosome 13

#3
absence of chromosome 13

#4
deletion of chromosome 13

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Answer: base substitution in a gene on chromosome 13

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