What is the main difference between nondisjunction and anaphase lag?
a. Nondisjunction results in a trisomy and monosomy, whereas anaphase lag results in a monosomy only.
b. Nondisjunction results in polyploidy, whereas anaphase lag results in aneuploidy.
c. Anaphase lag results in a nonviable cell, whereas nondisjunction results in a viable cell.
d. There is no difference between anaphase lag and Nondisjunction.
Correct Answer: A
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