How Is a Sequence Different from a Syndrome

question 3

Multiple Choice

How is a sequence different from a syndrome?

• A)A sequence is usually caused by a single gene mutation,and a syndrome is always caused by a chromosomal abnormality.
• B)A syndrome is usually caused by a single gene mutation,and a sequence is always caused by a chromosomal abnormality.
• C)In a syndrome one structural problem leads to development of other problems,whereas a sequence is a collection of separate but consistent anomalies.
• D)In a sequence one structural problem leads to development of other problems,whereas a syndrome is a collection of separate but consistent anomalies.

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