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    Normal 2. Balanced Carrier 3. Trisomy 4. Monosomy (Autosomal Monosomy Not Viable)

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    The document discusses different types of chromosomal abnormalities and their patterns of segregation. A balanced Robertsonian translocation can segregate into normal, balanced carrier, trisomy, or monosomy offspring. A reciprocal translocation can segregate into normal, balanced carrier, or deletion/duplication in different chromosomes. A pericentric inversion can segregate into normal, inversion, or deletion/duplication on the same chromosome. A paracentric inversion can segregate into normal, inversion, or non-viable acentric or dicentric chromosomes.

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    Normal 2. Balanced Carrier 3. Trisomy 4. Monosomy (Autosomal Monosomy Not Viable)

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    The document discusses different types of chromosomal abnormalities and their patterns of segregation. A balanced Robertsonian translocation can segregate into normal, balanced carrier, trisomy, or monosomy offspring. A reciprocal translocation can segregate into normal, balanced carrier, or deletion/duplication in different chromosomes. A pericentric inversion can segregate into normal, inversion, or deletion/duplication on the same chromosome. A paracentric inversion can segregate into normal, inversion, or non-viable acentric or dicentric chromosomes.

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    The document discusses different types of chromosomal abnormalities and their patterns of segregation. A balanced Robertsonian translocation can segregate into normal, balanced carrier, trisomy, or monosomy offspring. A reciprocal translocation can segregate into normal, balanced carrier, or deletion/duplication in different chromosomes. A pericentric inversion can segregate into normal, inversion, or deletion/duplication on the same chromosome. A paracentric inversion can segregate into normal, inversion, or non-viable acentric or dicentric chromosomes.

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    Normal 2. Balanced Carrier 3. Trisomy 4. Monosomy (Autosomal Monosomy Not Viable)

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    The document discusses different types of chromosomal abnormalities and their patterns of segregation. A balanced Robertsonian translocation can segregate into normal, balanced carrier, trisomy, or monosomy offspring. A reciprocal translocation can segregate into normal, balanced carrier, or deletion/duplication in different chromosomes. A pericentric inversion can segregate into normal, inversion, or deletion/duplication on the same chromosome. A paracentric inversion can segregate into normal, inversion, or non-viable acentric or dicentric chromosomes.

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    Segregation

    in balanced Robertsonian translocation carrier


    1. normal
    2. balanced carrier
    3. trisomy
    4. monosomy (autosomal monosomy not viable)













    Segregation in reciprocal translocation
    1. normal
    2. balanced carrier
    3. deletion/duplication in different chromosomes














    Segregation in pericentric inversions
    1. normal
    2. inversion
    3. recombination: deletion/duplication on the same chromosome (unbalanced)





    Segregation paracentric inversions
    1. normal
    2. inversion
    3. recombination: acentric or dicentric chromosomes (not viable)

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