Question

in adults, the cell used most often for karyotyping is a ___________ cell. enter answer

Explanation:

Karyotyping involves analyzing the chromosomes of a cell. In adults, white blood cells (specifically lymphocytes) are commonly used for karyotyping. This is because they can be easily obtained (through a blood draw), are actively dividing (which is important for visualizing chromosomes clearly during metaphase of cell division), and are present in sufficient numbers.

Answer:

white blood