Question 311 · LEK · Gestational trophoblastic disease
A complete hydatidiform mole is diploid:
- A. the genetic material is mostly of maternal origin.
- B. the whole genetic material is of maternal origin.
- C. the whole genetic material is of paternal origin.
- D. the genetic material is mostly of paternal origin.
- E. none of the above is true.
Hint
Recall what is missing from the ovum in a complete mole and where its 46 chromosomes come from.
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