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Nondisjunction of chromosome #21 in which of the following (1-7) could result in a fetus/child with trisomy 21 (47,XX+21) or (47,XY+21)? To indicate your choices, type an “R” at the end of each RIGHT choice, and a “W” at the end of each WRONG choice.
I. Anaphase 1 in spermatogenesis
II. Anaphase 2 in spermatogenesis
III. Anaphase 1 in oogenesis
IV. Anaphase 2 in oogenesis
V. The first anaphase of a normal zygote.
VI. The anaphase in one of the 2 cells produced from the first normal division of a normal zygote.
VII. The anaphase in one of the 4 cells produced from the first normal division of a normal zygote.
ANSWER :-
Option 1 :- Anaphase I in spermatogenesis (R). (Non-disjunction usually occurs during Anaphase Stage at the time when the chromosomes separate themselves and migrates to opposite poles).
Option 2 :- Anaphase II in spermatogenesis (R).
Option 3 :- Anaphase I in oogenesis (R)
Option 4 :- Anaphase II in oogenesis (R)
Option 5 :- The first Anaphase of a normal zygote (W). (Mosaicism has been seen in individuals but in case of mitotic non-disjunction past fertilization event, the event does not happen or has less probability of occurence accept for affected the sex chromosomes and hence this condition can only be assumed to be passed on through non-disjunction events occuring during Meiosis).
Option 6 :- The Anaphase in one of the two cells produced from the first normal division of a normal zygote (W).
Option 7 :- The Anaphase in one of the four cells produced from the first normal division of the zygote (W).
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