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The person with Turner's syndrome has
The person with Turner's syndrome has
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The correct option is B 44 autosomes and X sex chromosome
In persons with Turner's syndrome, there is a single X chromosome (44 +XO). Individuals are female with limited secondary sex characters, rudimentary ovaries, short statures, webbed skin over the neck, etc.Turner's Syndrome is monosomy caused by absence of one copy of
X-chromosome from females and is donated by 44 +XO or 45X. It is the result of the fusion of aneuploid gamete (22+0) and sperm (22+X). These females carry the only single copy of genes present on X-chromosomes and hence are sterile females with undeveloped breast, rudimentary ovaries, short statures, webbed skin over the neck, etc. Thus, the correct answer is option D.
In persons with Turner's syndrome, there is a single X chromosome (44 +XO). Individuals are female with limited secondary sex characters, rudimentary ovaries, short statures, webbed skin over the neck, etc.
Turner's Syndrome is monosomy caused by absence of one copy of
X-chromosome from females and is donated by 44 +XO or 45X. It is the result of the fusion of aneuploid gamete (22+0) and sperm (22+X). These females carry the only single copy of genes present on X-chromosomes and hence are sterile females with undeveloped breast, rudimentary ovaries, short statures, webbed skin over the neck, etc. Thus, the correct answer is option D.
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