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Why does the loss of Chromosome material result in more zygote death?
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∙ 16y ago
Because ith does b/c the intracellular telekites interact with the soclamolotes and causes the loss of chromosome material.. then the zygote dies b/c not all the material is in tact for it..
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What can too few of a type of chromosome cause?
Too few of a type of chromosome can cause genetic disorders or death. Turner Syndrome occurs when there is a missing X chromosome.
Does the death of an organism result in increased or decreased entropy?
decreases it
What percent of body water loss is death a result?
50%
What happens if you have more or less chromosomes?
If you have one additional pair of CHROMOSOME 23, you have DOWN SYNDROME.If a person has fewer than 46 chromosomes, they will die. With more than 46 chromosomes, it depends on the chromosome type , but mostly disorders or syndromes will occur. Death is also a possibility in this case.AnswerThe condition wherein the number of chromosomes in a individual is more or less than the expected number of chromosomes is called aneuploidy.Examples include Down's Sydrome (three sets of chromosome 21), Klinefelter's syndrome (one extra X chromosome in males), Turner's syndrome (one X chromosome less in females), Edward syndrome (extra chromosome 18).
What side effecte can result from volcanic activiyy?
Mostly fiery death.
What cause death of zygote?
if the zygote did not came in contact with sperm then it did not fertilize as the result causes death of zygote.
What is the development of starfish from zygote to death?
suck it
What can too few of a type of chromosome cause?
Too few of a type of chromosome can cause genetic disorders or death. Turner Syndrome occurs when there is a missing X chromosome.
How does resorption of the zygote or embryo causes zygote or embryo death?
Re-absorption is when the female's body breaks down and uses the embryo's body, usually occurring when the body determines that it is not pregnant. The zygote dies because it is being absorbed into the females body.
what happens in the absence of a chromosome?
Generally, absence of a chromosome results in EED (early embryonic death). The exception is the absence of one of the sex chromosomes. While a Child born with a single X chromosome has some physiologic deficits they can survive into adulthood.
Why are sex chromosome aneuploidies are less lethal than autonomal aneuploidies?
Aneuploid simply means fewer or more than the normal 2N chromosome count present in an individual. In humans the only sex chromosome 1N aneuploides that live are individuals with only one X chromosome with limited viability and no reproductive capability. Since only one X chromosome is active in the cells of a male or a female human and the other X chromosome is a Bar-body it follows that a single X chromosome could produce a living organism where a single Y chromosome, which has very little genetic material would be inadequate to perform the function of an X chromosome. Other multiplicities like XYY, XXX and XXY, cause genetic physiologic anomalies that often remain undiagnosed, however, the presence of one or two X chromosomes will produce viable and the XYY and XXX individuals can reproduce. Autosomal aneuploides generally result in EOD (early embryonic death) due to issues with cell division or with significant changes to gene dosage. Trisomy 21 (Down Syndrome) occurs on the smallest chromosome appears to have less effect on doseage, which is why this is one of the few polyploid conditions that produce viable offspring.
What happens when the parent cell does not evenly distriibute to the daughter cells?
In mitosis, this is known as asymmetric division and can be deliberate or erroneous.- If erroneous, it will most likely result in the death of one or both daughter cells; one will lack necessary cellular components or DNA, whereas the other will have excess.- If deliberate, it can function in development. For instance, progenitor cells undergo asymmetric division in which one mature cell with a determined fate is produced, and one progenitor cell is produced in order to maintain the progenitor cell population.In meiosis, if the genetic material does not distribute evenly, genetic disorders result. For example, in one type of Down syndrome (trisomy 21), the 21st chromosome does not distribute evenly between daughter cells - one cell receives both of the parent's 21st chromosomes, whereas the other receives none. The cell with no chromosome 21 will die; however, the cell with two 21st chromosomes can go on to form a zygote with a genotypically normal partner gamete, and the result is that the offspring has three total 21st chromosomes, rather than the normal two.
Which chromosome is responsible for death?
you can get a genetic (it runs in families, so if your immediate relatives have not got it, its a good chance you wont either) disease called Huntington's Disease that affects the genes and chromosome, that causes death because it is a mutation of the genes, but otherwise, i don't know.
What will happen to chromosomes that has two centromere?
centromere is place at which spindle fibers are attached if the centromere is lost then chromosome will lose its point for the attachement of the spindle fiber and then will not be able to take part in mitosis. chromosome is usually lost in this case.
What is the result of sin?
Death.........
Can Klonopin overdose result in death?
no
How many cases of NMS result in death?
NMS is considered a medical emergency since 25% of untreated cases result in death.
