Analyzing Karyotypes

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Transcript Analyzing Karyotypes

Nondisjunction – means “not coming apart”; when
homologous chromosomes fail to separate, abnormal
chromosome numbers may find their way into
gametes
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Monosomy – missing one chromosome from a pair
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Trisomy – having three copies of a chromosome
 Ex] Trisomy 21 – extra chromosome-21
A karyotype displays a diploid number
of chromosomes.
Human Female Karyotype
Autosomes
Sex Chromosomes
Notation: 46, XY
Notation: 46, XX
Is this person a male or a
female?
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 Male
What condition does this
person have?
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 Trisomy 21 / Downs Syndrome
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What was it caused by?
 Nondisjunction
What notation would you
use to characterize this
patient’s karyotype?
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 47, XY, +21
Jacob’s Syndrome
1.
Turner’s Syndrome
2.
Cri-Du-Chat
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Klinefeleter’s Syndrome
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Trisomy 13: Patau’s Syndrome
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Trisomy 18: Edward’s Syndrome
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Trisomy 21: Down’s Syndrome
8.