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What culture or race is affected by turner's syndrome and what age does the disorder appear and is it lethal? |
is it lethal any culture can be affected. turner syndrome is an anormality in the chromosomes. a person with turner has XXX, instead of XX, it will be a female and cant have childs, and she will be short, with short neck, normal intelligence, and when she reach the maturity, she dont develop the sexual organs, so she will look like a girl....it appear since the formation of the cigote, and dont have cure. is not letal, Actually a Turner's syndrome female is XO rather than XX or XXX...in other words, instead of the normal two X chromosomes that a female human being has, a Turner's female only has one. Report It |
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Maybe, but the risk is high "Pregnancy: As more women with Turner syndrome complete pregnancy thanks to the new modern techniques to treat infertility, it has to be noted that pregnancy... No but I have read about it and I hope you do not have a serious developmental/phyical problems. ...nothing can cure turner syndrome but things can be done to help those with it. as for reducing the am out born with it, the only way is to terminate pregnancies if TS is diagnosed in-utero.....the... Turner's syndrome is the genetic disposition of being XO, where the O is a missing X or Y chromosome. The missing chromosome could be of the mother or father's contribution ...You cannot avoid it. It is a genetic anomaly. Once it is set into the genetic pattern, it cannot be undone. It is a missing X chromosome or part of an X chromosome. No one is really sure exactly ... i don't, but i just found out my recent miscarriage was due to turner syndrome. apporimately 1 in 15 miscarriages are due to turner syndrome and 1 in 5000 babies are born with it. being rare i... Briefly, it is a condition characterised by having 45 chromosomes rather than 46. People affected are female and are 45XO rather than 46XX. They tend to be short, have a webbed neck, widely spa... In Turner syndrome, the girl does not have the usual pair of two complete X chromosomes. The most common scenario is that the girl has only one X chromosome in her cells. Some girls with Turner syn... |
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