Discussion
Sets of genes located on same chromosome are called :
Answer: C
Such a set of genes is a haplotype.
A haplotype is a combination of alleles at linked loci on the same chromosome, inherited together as a unit. The term is used especially for the MHC (HLA) genes, which each parent passes on as a block.
Allotype, isotype and idiotype describe antibody variation: isotypes are the different heavy-chain classes (IgG, IgM and so on), allotypes are allelic differences between individuals, and idiotypes are the unique antigen-binding regions of a particular antibody. None refers to genes grouped on a chromosome.
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