Which statement best explains why a karyotype can be used as a scientific report?
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A karyotype can be used for reporting medical concerns and possible genetic disorders." A Karyotype is the number (or characteristics of) of the chromosome in a cell. In humans the typical number of chromosomes is 46.
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Function of karyotype
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- Karyotyping is a test to look at chromosomes in an example of cells
- This test can help distinguish hereditary problem as the reason for a turmoil or illness
- It implies you or your kid has more or less than 46 chromosomes, or there is something strange about the size, shape, or structure of at least one of your chromosomes
- Irregular chromosomes can cause an assortment of medical issues
- Karyotypes can uncover changes in chromosome number related with aneuploid conditions, for example, trisomy 21 (Down disorder)
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