1. A couple sees a reproductive medicine doctor after 4 months of trying to conceive and no pregnancy. Comprehensive health and genetics exam reveals that one of the partners has a long inversion in one of the chromosomes and no other problems. What might be the advise this couple receives? Choose one and explain your choice: A. This inversion makes you infertile. Consider adoption or sperm (or egg) donor: B. This inversion only reduces fertility by 50%. Keep trying, but keep in mind that all of your offspring will also have fertility problem: C. This inversion only reduces fertility by 50%. Keep trying, but keep in mind that half of your offspring will also have fertility problem: D. Inversion has nothing to do with your failed pregnancies, as it only affects viability, not fertility. Explain your choice