A karyotype that uses FISH that shows two chromosomes,each with two colors,but in the opposite patterns,most likely indicates a
A)Robertsonian translocation.
B)pericentric inversion.
C)paracentric inverson.
D)reciprocal translocation.

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A reciprocal translocation involves the exchange of segments between two non-homologous chromosomes, which can result in each chromosome displaying two colors in opposite patterns when analyzed using FISH.

A Karyotype That Uses FISH That Shows Two Chromosomes,each with Two