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When a chromosome is lost: How do human cells react to monosomy? – Phys.org
Human cells are usually diploid—they contain two sets of chromosome. Cells in which one chromosome is missing from the duplicated…
Human cells are usually diploidthey contain two sets of chromosome. Cells in which one chromosome is missing from the duplicated chromosome set are generally not viable. For a long time, the mechanisms responsible for the loss of viability were unknown….
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