2n- 1 condition is called:

Question

2n- 1 condition is called: (A) trisomy (B) monosomy (C) nullisomy (D) tetrasomy

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2n-1 condition represents diploid set of chromosomes having loss of one chromosome, the presence of one unpaired chromosomes along with diploid set is called monosomy.

Q. $2 n - 1$ condition is called:

trisomy

monosomy

nullisomy

tetrasomy

$2 n - 1$ condition represents diploid set of chromosomes having loss of one chromosome, the presence of one unpaired chromosomes along with diploid set is called monosomy.

Q. 2n−1 condition is called: