Which type of chromosome deletions is caused by two concurrent chromosome breaks (rather than a single break)?
A)acentric deletions
B)microdeletions
C)terminal deletions
D)partial deletions
E)interstitial deletions

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Interstitial deletions are caused by two concurrent chromosome breaks that results in loss of genetic material within the chromosome. The other options either refer to specific regions of the chromosome or are not necessarily caused by two concurrent breaks.

Which Type of Chromosome Deletions Is Caused by Two Concurrent