<span>An unbalanced translocation is an abnormality caused by the
rearrangement of parts between non-homologous<span> chromosomes.
To simplify, unbalanced</span> translocation occurs when a child inherits a chromosome with an
incomplete or extra genetic material from parent chromosomes with balanced translocations (an even exchange of genetic material
and information with the chromosomes). </span>
<span>Diseases such as cancer, infertility, and Down syndrome are
caused by chromosomal or unbalanced translocation. In 1938, a paper
was published by Karl Sax at the Harvard University Biological Laboratories demonstrating
the effects of radiation (particularly in X-rays) to major genetic changes affecting
the chromosomal translocations. The study led to the development of the field
of radiation cytology. </span>
The answer is a carton
of eggs. Other foods rich in omega-6 fats
include vegetables, seeds, and
nuts, and dairy
products. The fats are essential in promoting growth
and also significant in the inflammation process
of the immune system. They should not,
however, be consumed in high amounts.
The correct answer that would best complete the given statement above would be the first option. Coral reefs are built by a small organism called a polyp. The polyp creates the structure of the coral reef by building a CUP out of a calcium carbonate. The skeletons of these tiny corals s<span>ecreted by the lower portion of the polyp. Hope this answer helps.</span>
