Chromosomes for Karyotyping Are Often Obtained from a Blood Sample

question 40

Multiple Choice

Chromosomes for karyotyping are often obtained from a blood sample. Red blood cells, however, cannot be used for this purpose because

• A) they are too small.
• B) they lack nuclei.
• C) white blood cells are much more common.
• D) they have abnormal chromosomes.
• E) they are difficult to isolate.

Explain the principle of the law of demand.

Understand the role of individual buyers and sellers in competitive markets.

Differentiate between movements along the demand curve and shifts in the demand curve.

Understand the concept of market demand and how it is determined.

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