What is the name of the figure shown below that depicts the staining and photographing of an entire set of duplicated, condensed chromosomes from a single cell?
A) Cytosmear
B) Cell smear
C) Pap smear
D) Karyotype
E) Karyogram
Answer: D) Karyotype
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