Scenario 1: Examine the sketch of a diagram of an XY human male cell undergoingspermatogenesis. Then using the spaces provided, fill in the blanks for the scenariosdescribed:"Normal Spermatogenesis"2n=461n=231n=23xX1n=23 1n=23Y1n=231n=23 Question 2: Now complete the sketch for an XY human male cell undergoingspermatogenesis if a nondisjunction happened to the X sex chromosome in meiosis II.Keep track of all the chromosomes, but you only need to draw the sex chromosomesOOOOOO

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Question 2: Now complete the sketch for an XY human male cell undergoing spermatogenesis if a nondisjunction happened to the X sex chromosome in meiosis II. Keep track of all the chromosomes, but you only need to draw the sex chromosomes O- O O O O

Question 2: Now complete the sketch for an XY human male cell undergoing spermatogenesis if a nondisjunction happened to the X sex chromosome in meiosis II. Keep track of all the chromosomes, but you only need to draw the sex chromosomes O- O O O O

Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781285866932

Author:Lauralee Sherwood

Publisher:Lauralee Sherwood

Chapter20: The Reproductive System

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 14RE

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