Navigate to the National Library of Medicine Book on Genes and Disease. This book shows all of the human chromosomes. When youclick on any of the chromosomes in the karyogram or on the right hand menu, you will find more information on the chromosome.Click on one of the chromosomes. Select a disease that has been mapped to that chromosome. Choose one that you have not heardabout. Fill in the following table. Repeat with another chromosome. Note: not all diseases are listed on the cytogenetic maps.Searching the internet may come up with a disease that is not listed. Please follow the instructions for full marks. (5 marks)Chromosome Number. Chromosome Number# of genes# base pairsDisease nameBrief summary of the disease (don't just copy and paste)

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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