Klinefelter
Syndrome
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
Gender
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phenotype is the PHYSICAL gender of a person; REGARDLESS of their Genotype.
The PHENOTYPE while influenced by the genotype for the inutero baby to become the gender f the genotype, DOES NOT always happen. Sometimes their are hormonal disorders, genetic variations, drugs or prescription meds the parent took within the 1st 6-12 weeks after concpetion and so forth.There are seven (7) known genetic causes and 43 hormonal causes that can cause the phenotype to not be what it is presumed to be. This is a kind way of saying that the babies gender may be BLURRED. or partially both. |
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What a 'chromosome' is. |
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Presume you
know what an EGG and a SPERM is.Once the EGG is fertilized by the SPERM and if attached to the uterine wall, it is known as a ZYGOTE until a few weeks then it is known as a baby, or using the latin word it is called a fetus..which means the baby while still alive is now (under American Supreme Court Decision in 1972- which NOT A LAW liable
to be murdered via abortion. Fertilized Eggs not yet attached are known
as EMBRYO's.
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CHROMO-SOME is ONE OF 23 PAIRS
of genetic units, that contain 100 of million of genetic instructions of the DNA. There are 23 pairs with a human - usually- with one-half of those 23 pairs comming from the father and the other half from the mother. The 23rd pair is the pair that determines gender. Males have an X and a Y chromosome on their 23rd pair. Female have two X's, thus XX on their 23rd pair. The Y chromosome is ALWAYS passed thru the male to the male child. Paternity of a male child of a man can be proven this way, beyond a doubt. |
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