What is agglutination of chromosomes?
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when antigen mixed with antibody then the process is called agglutination
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Agglutination of chromosome:
- Agglutination means clumping of particles suspended in a liquid medium.
- Agglutination in chromosomes occurs due to chromosome stickiness where the chromosomes arms stick together.
- Chromosomal agglutination leads to genetic variations in the offspring. The chromosome arms stick together during mitotic and meiotic cell division.
- During agglutination, the antibodies correspond with their antigen over surfaces of animals, blood cells, etc.
- Chromosome agglutination also called clumping, fragmentation, dissolution, stickiness.
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