Inversion Occurs when a chromosomes segment ____ and ____ in the ____ orientation / 180° with respect to the rest of chromosome. Two types of inversion that are ____ and paracentric. Pericentric inversion includes ____ during mutation. Paracentric inversion ____ includes centromeres during mutation. There is no change in the ____, but phenotype may change also known as the position effects. Translocation When a chromosome segment ____ and reattach to another part of the ____ or other chromosome. Simple translocation / non ____ translocation chromosome segment translocate to ____ of the same chromosome / another chromosome// ____ translocation occurs when segment of one chromosome translocate to ____ chromosomes // intrachromosomal translocation occurs when segment of one chromosome translocate to another ____ of the same chromosome. Translocation Another type of translocation is ____ translocation, the ____ of segment between two chromosomes. Changes in position of the gene involved. There is no gain or loss of genetic materials // no ____ in genotype // phenotype may changes //____ may abnormal. Interchromosomal reciprocal translocation can change the linkage groups.

Explain inversion and translocation as a type of chromosomal aberration and their significance.

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