Answer:
occurred an aneuploidy (monosomy)
Explanation:
Aneuploidy can be defined as a chromosomal aberration in which the chromosome number is abnormal. In an aneuploidy, the number of total chromosomes in daughter cells is not an exact multiple of a haploid set, by either gaining or losing chromosomes during mitosis. Aneuploidies are common in cancer cells and in different types of chromosome disorders. Moreover, monosomy is a type of aneuploidy in which daughter cells have a single chromosome copy instead of the two copies found in diploid cells. For example, Turner syndrome is a monosomy caused by the loss of the X chromosome.
This type of transport is an example of secondary active transport
Secondary active transport is a form of active transport in
which there is movement of an ion with another molecule across a
transport membrane. This form of transport use the energy stored in the electrochemical
gradient of an ion to drive the movement of another solute such as sucrose
against a concentration.
Explanation:
it releases Carbon Dioxide into the atmoshphere
