The student's objective was to complete a karyotype lab by cutting out paper chromosomes and arranging them on a sheet. However, the student did not finish the lab. The method described cutting chromosomes perfectly and placing them where they fit. The data section listed different karyotype notations like 46, XX for a normal female. In the analysis, the student discussed that a missing chromosome can cause diseases like Down syndrome. The conclusion explained that a missing chromosome deep in the body can lead to conditions and computers now help with virtual karyotyping.

1. Karyotype Lab
Objective
My Objective was to cut all the pieces of papers and put them in the paper.
Materials
Scissors
Papers
pencil
Method
Well, I really didn’t complete this lab but my method was to cut all of them
perfectly so I know where to place it on the paper, after that I place them
where they fit and look alike, and when im done I taped them all so they were
taped and stuck to where they belong.
Data
After you cut out the chromosomes and paste them, add them in this section
of your notebook. Put the correct notation for each karyotype. For example
if all of the chromosomes are present, an there are two X chromosomes then
the notation should be 46, XX.
Analysis
A normal human chromosomes have 46 chromosomes, it can be XY or
XX, an abnormal chromosome could have missing chromosomes like 1
chromosomes could cause somebody to have a disease, or down
syndrome.
2 abnormality that I have found is klimeefelter and the other one is
turner, and it could be down syndrome.
Conclusion
1. I would just tell them that a chromosome is missing which is something deep in
your body, and it can cause down syndrome and such diseases if something with
chromosomes is missing.
2. Computers make karyotype much easier because they can help you, instead of
cutting with scissors you can use the computers to help you code.

2. Down Syndrome Male 60625-01
Down Syndrome Female 60626-01
Klinefelter Syndrome 60627-01
Turner Syndrome 60628-01
Normal Female 60624-01
Normal Male 60623-01