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liubo4ka [24]
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What is the general term for a condition in which the chromosome number is not a multiple of a complete set? view available hint

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<span>When a complete set (genome) of chromosome is added or subtracted the condition is called Euploidy. When there is addition or deletion of a single member chromosome the condition is called Aneuploidy.</span>
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