Suppose an individual has an incorrect number of chromosomes. Specifically, what must have happen? (Do NOT say non-disjunction….be more specific)

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Gustavo Siqueira · Answer 1 · 2023-07-05T01:04:06+0000

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the person could have 22 pairs of chromosomes and one triplet of chromosomes resulting in them having 47 chromosomes altogether. This causes people to have down's syndrome

Suppose an individual has an incorrect number of chromosomes. Specifically, what must have happen? (Do NOT say non-disjunction….be more specific)

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