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In balanced translocation heterozygotes, viable gametes and progeny are produced by which pattern(s) of chromosome segregation?
◦ adjacent-1 segregation
◦ adjacent-2 segregation
◦ alternate segregation
◦ both adjacent-1 and alternate segregation
◦ all three patterns of segregation (adjacent-1, adjacent-2, and alternate)

Question 2

Prader-Willi and Angelman syndromes are caused by which type of chromosomal mutations, both in connection with chromosome 15?
◦ monosomy
◦ trisomy
◦ mosaicism
◦ uniparental disomy
◦ random X-inactivation
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