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what is the morphology of the chromosome as seen with a light microscope? Is it called karyotype?
The morphology of chromosomes as observed under a light microscope is effectively represented through a karyotype. A karyotype is a comprehensive image displaying all chromosomes in a cell, utilized primarily for identifying chromosomal abnormalities. This process involves staining chromosomes with specific dyes during the mitotic phase, allowing for clear visualization and analysis.
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