Only Nine Types of Aneuploids Are Known in Newborns Because

question 34

Multiple Choice

Only nine types of aneuploids are known in newborns because

• A)only nine chromosomes undergo nondisjunction.
• B)most types of aneuploids are lethal early in development.
• C)most aneuploids do not cause detectable defects.
• D)most aneuploids do not affect the phenotype.

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