An inversion mutation occurs when a section of DNA breaks off and reattaches to the chromosome in reverse order, which can involve a small or large DNA section containing multiple genes. Translocation refers to when part of one chromosome transfers to another, altering chromosome structure and potentially causing flaws. Nondisjunction happens when chromosomes fail to separate properly during cell division, resulting in daughter cells with abnormal chromosome numbers.
An inversion mutation occurs when a section of DNA breaks off and reattaches to the chromosome in reverse order, which can involve a small or large DNA section containing multiple genes. Translocation refers to when part of one chromosome transfers to another, altering chromosome structure and potentially causing flaws. Nondisjunction happens when chromosomes fail to separate properly during cell division, resulting in daughter cells with abnormal chromosome numbers.
An inversion mutation occurs when a section of DNA breaks off and reattaches to the chromosome in reverse order, which can involve a small or large DNA section containing multiple genes. Translocation refers to when part of one chromosome transfers to another, altering chromosome structure and potentially causing flaws. Nondisjunction happens when chromosomes fail to separate properly during cell division, resulting in daughter cells with abnormal chromosome numbers.
TO THE CHROMOSOME IN A REVERSED ORDER. THIS CAN BE A SMALL SECTION OF DNA THAT BREAKS AWAY OR A LARGE SECTION CONTAINING MANY DIFFERENT GENES TRANSLOCATION MEANS A CHANGE IN LOCATION. IT OFTEN REFERS TO GENETICS, WHEN PART OF A CHROMOSOME IS TRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER CHROMOSOME. CHROMOSOMES ARE STRUCTURES THAT CARRY GENES, OUR UNITS OF HEREDITY. WHEN THIS TYPE OF TRANSLOCATION OCCURS, IT CAN CAUSE FLAWS IN CHROMOSOMES. NONDISJUNCTION IS THE FAILURE OF THE CHROMOSOMES TO SEPARATE, WHICH PRODUCES DAUGHTER CELLS WITH ABNORMAL NUMBERS OF CHROMOSOMES.