Question

Very rarely, a new case of Marfan syndrome can occur because of a mutation during
meiosis.
Explain how a mutation during meiosis could affect every cell in one offspring.

Answer 1

Mutation during Meiosis CAN affect every cell in one offspring as, If mutation occurs in cells that is going to produce gametes through meiosis, it can be pass to offspring and can contribute to genetic variability in the cells.

Mutation produce variability:

1. A mutation can change the nucleotide sequence of DNA in a cell.

2.If a mutation occurs in cells that produces gametes during meiosis it can be passed on to offspring.

3.crossing over take place in prophase I of meiosis,sometimes crossing over is unequal and cause mutation and thus variablity in genetic constituent of cell.

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