: Investigate a nondisiunction-based human illness or genetic condition

    : Investigate a nondisiunction-based human illness or genetic condition Paper details: ‘I. Aneuploidy is a condition whereby cells are missing a chromosome or have an extra chromosome. This occurs because of the process of chromosomes NOT separating called 2. The nuclear division process which contributes to the formation of two diploid cells is called 3. The nuclear division process which contributes to the formation of four haploid gamete daughter cells is caUed__________________. a. Mitosis is a karyokinesis process which in humans occurs primarily in ________________ cells (biologicalterm for non- gamete tissue cell). 5. During Interphase‘l of meiosis, similar chromosomes line up together. When they do this they are called pairs. 6. Gametes in humans contain half the number of cells compared to somatic cells and therefore they are classified as being cells. 7. The sperm and the egg are haploid cells and in general they are called 8. Trisomy 21 or Down's syndrome occurs during a nondisjunction event which results in gametes with copies of the same chromosome (answer is a number). 9. When homologous pairs of chromosomes exchange parts during meiosis this is called (2 words). 10. The diploid pre-egg or pre-sperm cell which undergoes meiosis was originally created by the karyokinesis process caHed________________________. Short Essay (25 pts): Investigate a nondisjunction-based human illness or genetic condition and describe the condition and chromosomes affected if known. The short essay must be 100-140 words and demonstrate course-related knowledge. The short essay must include 1 citation from the Bible and 1 outside source other than your course textbook cited in current APA format. (References are not included in the final word count.)