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If one chromosome is broken ad two distinct locations then it will be called as deletion.
Transposon present in he one of the chromosomes then it will be called as the transposable element.
Broken ends must pair correctly during the recombination.
Translocation occurs in chromosomes, not in DNA. mutation in DNA just changes the one base pair.
During translocation, there must be break in two different chromosomes and part of one chromosome is translocated on other chromosomes and part of the second chromosome is translocated in the first chromosome.
So, option B is the correct answer.
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Background Information for Question 1: . Question 1 A) If a translocation heterozygote mates with someone...
Background Information for Question 1:
.
Question 1 A)
If a translocation heterozygote mates with someone who is not
deaf and has normal heart function, what is the likelihood of an
offspring being deaf and suffering from early heart failure? Show
all your work. (Assume no crossing over between D and H in a
translocation heterozygote.) (2 marks)
.
Question 1 B)
The youngest brother (deaf, no evidence of heart failure yet)
has children with a woman who is not...
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I need answers for 13 to 15. Thank you
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Background Information for Question 1:
.
Question 1 A)
If a translocation heterozygote mates with someone who is not
deaf and has normal heart function, what is the likelihood of an
offspring being deaf and suffering from early heart failure? Show
all your work. (Assume no crossing over between D and H in a
translocation heterozygote.) (2 marks)
.
Question 1 B)
The youngest brother (deaf, no evidence of heart failure yet)
has children with a woman who is not...
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