This image shows a karyotype from a tumor excised from a female patient. Cancer cells often undergo multiple chromosome changes that would be lethal in an embryo. Two are pointed out by arrows (translocation from chromosome 8 to 14) but there are others. Click on all the chromosome mutations you can find.
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Answer- Other chromosomal mutations are-
a) Trisomy of chromosome number 21. In this chromosome one extra chromosome present.
b) Trisomy of chromosome number7.
c) Monosomy of X chromosome, monosomy means among a pair of chromosome one chromosome is lost.
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