Answer:
No because we need to observe the suspected parents karyotypes 6.
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Explanation:
Albert Alexander was the first patient to be successfully treated on an infection caused by bacteria. He accidentally scratched a thorn of a rose on his face which badly infected him. One of his eyes had also been removed. He was given an infusion<span> of 160 mg of penicillin on February 12, 1941, and within 24 hours, his wounds begun to heal. He, however, died on March 1941. </span>
Before a cell divides DNA replicates itself. hope this helps!
