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#Question id: 5705


The chromosome has been broken at two points, and the segment between them has been inverted. What will be affects of this inversion however, person is heterozygous this abnormality?

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  1. It may change the relative lengths of the two arms of the chromosome

  2. This stretches the dicentric chromatid across the center of the nucleus, forming a structure called a dicentric bridge

  3. Two of four gametes contain recombinant chromosomes that are missing some genes however no duplication of gene; these gametes will not produce viable offspring

  4. Recombination is not reduced within a inverted region comparatively normal

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