Remember, your problem statement is the backbone of the proposal and the feasibility report. By giving careful consideration to how you construct it now (for the proposal), you can use it when doing your research and writing for the proposal as well as the progress and the feasibility report.
http://www.ohsu.edu/research/skachlab/an... follow this link and it will take to a page where it describe very clearly the sequences of event that occurs during translocation. animated clips are also included which i believed will allow you to understand the process more clearly.
Sometimes a section from one chromosome of a particular pair changes places with a section from a chromosome of another pair. When the two breaks do not pass through a gene and there is no gain or loss of material when the chromosomes are looked at under a microscope, it is called a balanced translocation.