Get Building A Karyotype A Chromosome Study Patient A Answers

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1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the document and open it for editing.
2. Begin with the first section where you will find the instructions. Using scissors, carefully cut out the unpaired chromosomes located in the ‘Cut out chromosomes here’ section. Ensure you do not miss any pieces.
3. Next, match each cut-out chromosome with the corresponding labeled chromosomes on the opposite side of the paper. Each labeled chromosome will have an identical match based on size, shape, and color banding.
4. Once paired, glue each identical pair of chromosomes next to its corresponding match. Make sure it is securely fastened.
5. Proceed to answer the questions provided below the chromosome matching activity. Begin by defining key terms such as diploid, somatic, haploid, and gamete in the designated spaces.
6. Complete the section asking for examples of diploid and haploid cells. List at least two examples for each category in the provided answer spaces.
7. Identify and list three differences between somatic and gamete cells in the answer spaces provided.
8. Examine your karyotype and answer the following questions, including the diploid chromosome number for patient A and the normal diploid chromosome count for this species.
9. Fill in the notation used to describe patient A's chromosome arrangement and identify the genetic disorder based on the analysis.
10. Finally, answer reflective questions about the arrangement of chromosomes in gametes versus somatic cells, and whether your karyotype is derived from a gamete or a somatic cell.
11. Review your answers for clarity and completeness. Once satisfied, you can save your changes, download the form, print it for your records, or share it as needed.

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