What is Karyogram or Karyotype?

1.	What is Karyogram or Karyotype?
Answer» 1. A karyotype is a representation of condensed chromosomes arranged in pairs. 2. Analysis of the karyotype of a particular individual indicates whether the individual has a normal set of chromosomes or whether there are abnormalities in number or appearance of individual chromosomes.

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1. A karyotype is a representation of condensed chromosomes arranged in pairs.

2. Analysis of the karyotype of a particular individual indicates whether the individual has a normal set of chromosomes or whether there are abnormalities in number or appearance of individual chromosomes.

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