bf06_0604
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'fusion of two chromosomes that have short p arms'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC925c_5f13
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can change two monocentric chromosomes into an acentric chromosome'.
duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC057b_e1dd
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the reversal of the gene order in a chromosome that includes the centromere'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC0ee2_d25f
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'when a chromosome breaks a part of it is lost'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC0f74_102b
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'two breaks and reversal of the genes occur on one arm of the chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect MC57ea_bb1d
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the Philadelphia chromosome is formed from this alteration of chromosomes 9 and 22'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MCfc68_05cb
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can result from genes recombination where a part of a single chromosome arm is reversed'.
non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC4139_0ca0
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'segments from two different chromosomes have been exchanged'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC3829_102b
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the failure of homologous chromosomes to separate properly during cell division'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-disjunction Correct non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC925c_05cb
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can change two monocentric chromosomes into an acentric chromosome'.
non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCd88f_2333
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a part of a chromosome is left out during DNA replication'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect MC2ba7_d8a6
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a pair of homologous chromosomes that both have duplicated genes and missing genes'.
duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCfc68_2f9d
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can result from genes recombination where a part of a single chromosome arm is reversed'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct MC7e41_4992
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the reversal of the gene order within a chromosome that does NOT include the centromere'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC0d04_507f
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a complete chromosome that also has a group of genes from another chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC9e7d_9fab
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'chromosome in which is missing a group of genes'.
deletion Correct non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC6861_bb1d
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the exchange of broken chromosome segments between two nonhomologous chromosomes'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC57ea_994f
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the Philadelphia chromosome is formed from this alteration of chromosomes 9 and 22'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC2aad_93f5
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a single chromosome arm has broken off, reversed, and reattached in its original place'.
deletion Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC4139_507f
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'segments from two different chromosomes have been exchanged'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC2765_507f
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'caused by breaks at or near the centromeres of two acrocentric chromosomes'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC57ea_4031
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the Philadelphia chromosome is formed from this alteration of chromosomes 9 and 22'.
duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC6215_93f5
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'does NOT include the centromere and both breaks occur in one arm of the chromosome'.
deletion Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2147_83f8
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a group of genes on one arm of the chromosome is the reverse of the normal order'.
deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC1369_e70c
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a group of genes including the centromere is the reverse of the normal order'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC6841_0885
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'includes the centromere and there is a break point in each arm'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct MC55fe_2f9d
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a single chromosome arm has broken off, turned upside down, and reattached'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct MC57ea_83f8
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the Philadelphia chromosome is formed from this alteration of chromosomes 9 and 22'.
deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC89c5_bb1d
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a chromosome that includes both arms has broken off, turned upside down, and reattached'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC9e7d_5f64
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'chromosome in which is missing a group of genes'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct duplications Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC6841_aae4
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'includes the centromere and there is a break point in each arm'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct MCa8a0_d8a6
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'centromere is included in the reversed loop that is formed during synapsis'.
duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2147_2947
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a group of genes on one arm of the chromosome is the reverse of the normal order'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC55fe_db23
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a single chromosome arm has broken off, turned upside down, and reattached'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCfc68_2947
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can result from genes recombination where a part of a single chromosome arm is reversed'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC1706_1881
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can result from genes recombination where a part of a chromosome is lost'.
deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC898b_54a3
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the one-way transfer of a chromosomal segment from one non-homologous chromosome to another'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Correct paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2147_4031
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a group of genes on one arm of the chromosome is the reverse of the normal order'.
duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC89c5_4992
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a chromosome that includes both arms has broken off, turned upside down, and reattached'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2415_4248
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'in humans, these alterations only occur with chromosomes 13, 14, 15, 21, and 22'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC1fa4_99b4
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'portion of the chromosome is missing'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC925c_9fab
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can change two monocentric chromosomes into an acentric chromosome'.
deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect MC2765_102b
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'caused by breaks at or near the centromeres of two acrocentric chromosomes'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC2aad_34a1
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a single chromosome arm has broken off, reversed, and reattached in its original place'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCb986_bfc1
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'entire chromosome has attached to another at the centromere'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC1a8e_0c12
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'portion of the chromosome has been copied, resulting in extra genetic material'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Correct non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC2415_34a1
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'in humans, these alterations only occur with chromosomes 13, 14, 15, 21, and 22'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCee75_f7c9
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the transferring of a chromosome segment from one chromosome to another non-homologous chromosome'.
duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Correct paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC2091_0604
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a pair of non-homologous chromosomes swapping genes with each other'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MCee75_2bb1
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the transferring of a chromosome segment from one chromosome to another non-homologous chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Correct paracentric inversion Incorrect MC4d95_1881
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'chromosome that has an extra copy of a group of genes'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Correct non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC9a92_dfff
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'two breaks and reversal of the genes occurs on both arms or sides of the centromere'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC7e3e_2947
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a chromosome that includes both arms has broken off, reversed, and reattached'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC9e7d_e1dd
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'chromosome in which is missing a group of genes'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2415_0604
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'in humans, these alterations only occur with chromosomes 13, 14, 15, 21, and 22'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC1369_4031
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a group of genes including the centromere is the reverse of the normal order'.
duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCf2fe_4248
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a sequence of DNA is left out during DNA replication'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MCd74a_b05f
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'portion of the chromosome has been copied, resulting extra copies of a gene'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Correct non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC1706_7672
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can result from genes recombination where a part of a chromosome is lost'.
deletion Correct non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCbf06_52e8
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'fusion of two chromosomes that have short p arms'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC2765_2f9d
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'caused by breaks at or near the centromeres of two acrocentric chromosomes'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect MCf2fe_e3d0
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a sequence of DNA is left out during DNA replication'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC9a92_05cb
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'two breaks and reversal of the genes occurs on both arms or sides of the centromere'.
non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCd88f_8d47
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a part of a chromosome is left out during DNA replication'.
deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect MCa8a0_aecc
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'centromere is included in the reversed loop that is formed during synapsis'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct MC3829_1881
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the failure of homologous chromosomes to separate properly during cell division'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Correct paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC57ea_e3d0
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the Philadelphia chromosome is formed from this alteration of chromosomes 9 and 22'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC898b_e1dc
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the one-way transfer of a chromosomal segment from one non-homologous chromosome to another'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC0ee2_4e70
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'when a chromosome breaks a part of it is lost'.
deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MCbbd7_4031
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can result from genes recombination where a part of a chromosome is replicated'.
duplications Correct non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2ba7_9fab
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a pair of homologous chromosomes that both have duplicated genes and missing genes'.
deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct MCd88f_1881
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a part of a chromosome is left out during DNA replication'.
deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCf2fe_b05f
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a sequence of DNA is left out during DNA replication'.
deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2091_34a1
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a pair of non-homologous chromosomes swapping genes with each other'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC2091_dc7a
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a pair of non-homologous chromosomes swapping genes with each other'.
duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC1fa4_8d47
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'portion of the chromosome is missing'.
deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect MC9a92_52e8
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'two breaks and reversal of the genes occurs on both arms or sides of the centromere'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct MC55fe_99b4
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a single chromosome arm has broken off, turned upside down, and reattached'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect MC6861_dc7a
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the exchange of broken chromosome segments between two nonhomologous chromosomes'.
duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC6215_be81
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'does NOT include the centromere and both breaks occur in one arm of the chromosome'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect MC1706_99b4
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can result from genes recombination where a part of a chromosome is lost'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC4139_8f0b
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'segments from two different chromosomes have been exchanged'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC6841_7672
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'includes the centromere and there is a break point in each arm'.
deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCfc68_0ca0
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can result from genes recombination where a part of a single chromosome arm is reversed'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC4d95_db23
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'chromosome that has an extra copy of a group of genes'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Correct non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC55fe_2215
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a single chromosome arm has broken off, turned upside down, and reattached'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC0d04_8bd7
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a complete chromosome that also has a group of genes from another chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC5974_34a1
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can change a metacentric chromosome into a submetacentric chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC55fe_4992
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a single chromosome arm has broken off, turned upside down, and reattached'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC6861_dfff
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the exchange of broken chromosome segments between two nonhomologous chromosomes'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC2147_0ca0
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a group of genes on one arm of the chromosome is the reverse of the normal order'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC057b_0ca0
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the reversal of the gene order in a chromosome that includes the centromere'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2765_2215
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'caused by breaks at or near the centromeres of two acrocentric chromosomes'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct deletion Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC1706_4248
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can result from genes recombination where a part of a chromosome is lost'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC4d95_52e8
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'chromosome that has an extra copy of a group of genes'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Correct non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC2ba7_0885
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a pair of homologous chromosomes that both have duplicated genes and missing genes'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct MC9123_d25f
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'two detached fragments of two different chromosomes are switched'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC4d95_209b
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'chromosome that has an extra copy of a group of genes'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Correct non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC4139_83f8
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'segments from two different chromosomes have been exchanged'.
deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC9e7d_e70c
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'chromosome in which is missing a group of genes'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct non-disjunction Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCbf06_4992
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'fusion of two chromosomes that have short p arms'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC6215_2215
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'does NOT include the centromere and both breaks occur in one arm of the chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC5974_0ca0
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can change a metacentric chromosome into a submetacentric chromosome'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MCf2fe_be81
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a sequence of DNA is left out during DNA replication'.
deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC9e7d_083e
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'chromosome in which is missing a group of genes'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC7e3e_4031
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a chromosome that includes both arms has broken off, reversed, and reattached'.
duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCa8a0_26c9
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'centromere is included in the reversed loop that is formed during synapsis'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCf5e4_65eb
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can change two acrocentric chromosomes into a metacentric chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect MC89c5_102b
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a chromosome that includes both arms has broken off, turned upside down, and reattached'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct MC1a8e_5f64
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'portion of the chromosome has been copied, resulting in extra genetic material'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect duplications Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC0ee2_083e
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'when a chromosome breaks a part of it is lost'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC1fa4_4248
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'portion of the chromosome is missing'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC0d04_d25f
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a complete chromosome that also has a group of genes from another chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCf2fe_7672
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a sequence of DNA is left out during DNA replication'.
deletion Correct non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC6861_05cb
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the exchange of broken chromosome segments between two nonhomologous chromosomes'.
non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC5a3c_e70c
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'reversal of the genes that includes both arms of the chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC1369_dfff
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a group of genes including the centromere is the reverse of the normal order'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC1fa4_26c9
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'portion of the chromosome is missing'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2091_1881
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a pair of non-homologous chromosomes swapping genes with each other'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC6215_5f13
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'does NOT include the centromere and both breaks occur in one arm of the chromosome'.
duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC1706_93f5
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can result from genes recombination where a part of a chromosome is lost'.
deletion Correct non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCbbd7_1881
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can result from genes recombination where a part of a chromosome is replicated'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Correct non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC3829_994f
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the failure of homologous chromosomes to separate properly during cell division'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC1369_0ca0
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a group of genes including the centromere is the reverse of the normal order'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCb986_0c12
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'entire chromosome has attached to another at the centromere'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC1fa4_1c5d
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'portion of the chromosome is missing'.
deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC1706_aecc
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can result from genes recombination where a part of a chromosome is lost'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC7e41_2bb1
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the reversal of the gene order within a chromosome that does NOT include the centromere'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct MC4d95_2f9d
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'chromosome that has an extra copy of a group of genes'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect duplications Correct non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect MC057b_bb1d
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the reversal of the gene order in a chromosome that includes the centromere'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC1369_4e70
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a group of genes including the centromere is the reverse of the normal order'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct MC2147_8d47
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a group of genes on one arm of the chromosome is the reverse of the normal order'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct MC45f1_f7c9
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can change two monocentric chromosomes into a dicentric chromosome'.
duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect MC6a25_8f0b
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the failure of sister chromatids to separate properly during cell division'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-disjunction Correct non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC9e7d_5bb8
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'chromosome in which is missing a group of genes'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC0ee2_99b4
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'when a chromosome breaks a part of it is lost'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC898b_4992
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the one-way transfer of a chromosomal segment from one non-homologous chromosome to another'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Correct paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2aad_4e70
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a single chromosome arm has broken off, reversed, and reattached in its original place'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect MC1fa4_994f
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'portion of the chromosome is missing'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2aad_2947
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a single chromosome arm has broken off, reversed, and reattached in its original place'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC6a25_bb1d
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the failure of sister chromatids to separate properly during cell division'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC4d95_54a3
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'chromosome that has an extra copy of a group of genes'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Correct non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCfc68_7672
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can result from genes recombination where a part of a single chromosome arm is reversed'.
deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCa8a0_f7c9
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'centromere is included in the reversed loop that is formed during synapsis'.
duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct MC0d04_8f0b
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a complete chromosome that also has a group of genes from another chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Correct paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC1fa4_db23
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'portion of the chromosome is missing'.
deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCee75_b05f
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the transferring of a chromosome segment from one chromosome to another non-homologous chromosome'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC45f1_93f5
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can change two monocentric chromosomes into a dicentric chromosome'.
deletion Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC057b_dfff
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the reversal of the gene order in a chromosome that includes the centromere'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC7e3e_d8a6
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a chromosome that includes both arms has broken off, reversed, and reattached'.
duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2aad_2333
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a single chromosome arm has broken off, reversed, and reattached in its original place'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct MC2765_2947
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'caused by breaks at or near the centromeres of two acrocentric chromosomes'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2ba7_7672
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a pair of homologous chromosomes that both have duplicated genes and missing genes'.
deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC9e7d_8724
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'chromosome in which is missing a group of genes'.
deletion Correct non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2415_083e
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'in humans, these alterations only occur with chromosomes 13, 14, 15, 21, and 22'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC9a92_8bd7
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'two breaks and reversal of the genes occurs on both arms or sides of the centromere'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC1fa4_93f5
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'portion of the chromosome is missing'.
deletion Correct non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC0f74_8f0b
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'two breaks and reversal of the genes occur on one arm of the chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCbf06_34a1
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'fusion of two chromosomes that have short p arms'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCb986_e1dd
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'entire chromosome has attached to another at the centromere'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct deletion Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCbbd7_4e70
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can result from genes recombination where a part of a chromosome is replicated'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Correct non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MCf5e4_8f0b
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can change two acrocentric chromosomes into a metacentric chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC0f74_2947
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'two breaks and reversal of the genes occur on one arm of the chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC5a3c_0ca0
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'reversal of the genes that includes both arms of the chromosome'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2765_aecc
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'caused by breaks at or near the centromeres of two acrocentric chromosomes'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC1706_1f3a
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can result from genes recombination where a part of a chromosome is lost'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC9e7d_e3d0
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'chromosome in which is missing a group of genes'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC9a92_0885
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'two breaks and reversal of the genes occurs on both arms or sides of the centromere'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct MC6215_2bb1
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'does NOT include the centromere and both breaks occur in one arm of the chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct MC2147_52e8
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a group of genes on one arm of the chromosome is the reverse of the normal order'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect MC0d04_209b
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a complete chromosome that also has a group of genes from another chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Correct paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC1369_4992
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a group of genes including the centromere is the reverse of the normal order'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC6841_2947
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'includes the centromere and there is a break point in each arm'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCee75_4031
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the transferring of a chromosome segment from one chromosome to another non-homologous chromosome'.
duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Correct paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC2147_2bb1
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a group of genes on one arm of the chromosome is the reverse of the normal order'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct MC2415_d25f
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'in humans, these alterations only occur with chromosomes 13, 14, 15, 21, and 22'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC9a92_34a1
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'two breaks and reversal of the genes occurs on both arms or sides of the centromere'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC0ee2_26c9
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'when a chromosome breaks a part of it is lost'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC7e41_34a1
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the reversal of the gene order within a chromosome that does NOT include the centromere'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC0ee2_5bb8
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'when a chromosome breaks a part of it is lost'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct duplications Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC3829_8d47
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the failure of homologous chromosomes to separate properly during cell division'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Correct non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect MC7e41_65eb
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the reversal of the gene order within a chromosome that does NOT include the centromere'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct MCd88f_aae4
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a part of a chromosome is left out during DNA replication'.
deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC89c5_5f13
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a chromosome that includes both arms has broken off, turned upside down, and reattached'.
duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC1fa4_8724
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'portion of the chromosome is missing'.
deletion Correct non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC89c5_93f5
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a portion of a chromosome that includes both arms has broken off, turned upside down, and reattached'.
deletion Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC9123_54a3
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'two detached fragments of two different chromosomes are switched'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC3829_e3d0
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the failure of homologous chromosomes to separate properly during cell division'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Correct paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC4d95_bfc1
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'chromosome that has an extra copy of a group of genes'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect duplications Correct non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCf2fe_083e
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a sequence of DNA is left out during DNA replication'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect MC6a25_7672
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the failure of sister chromatids to separate properly during cell division'.
deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Correct paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MCbf06_e1dc
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'fusion of two chromosomes that have short p arms'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC9123_5f13
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'two detached fragments of two different chromosomes are switched'.
duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC9a92_f7c9
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'two breaks and reversal of the genes occurs on both arms or sides of the centromere'.
duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Correct MCd88f_d25f
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'a part of a chromosome is left out during DNA replication'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Correct duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect reciprocal translocation Incorrect MC57ea_05cb
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'the Philadelphia chromosome is formed from this alteration of chromosomes 9 and 22'.
non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect reciprocal translocation Correct MC6215_65eb
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'does NOT include the centromere and both breaks occur in one arm of the chromosome'.
Robertsonian translocation Incorrect deletion Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct MC925c_4e70
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'can change two monocentric chromosomes into an acentric chromosome'.
deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-disjunction Incorrect paracentric inversion Correct pericentric inversion Incorrect MC2765_0490
Which one of the following alterations to chromosome structure correspond to the description 'caused by breaks at or near the centromeres of two acrocentric chromosomes'.
Robertsonian translocation Correct deletion Incorrect duplications Incorrect non-reciprocal translocation Incorrect pericentric inversion Incorrect