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How could nondisjunction cause "Turner syndrome?"?


How could nondisjunction cause "Turner syndrome?"?

Nondisjunction
During meiosis in either parent, a nondisjunction event can occur that leaves the gamete, either oocyte or spermatocyte, with neither X nor Y chromosome. When this gamete combines with a gamete from the other parent (with a normal X chromosome), the embryo lacks the normal two chromosomes. Normally, humans have 46 chromosomes, so this leaves the embryo with 45 chromosomes and a single X chromosome, denoted 45,X (or, sometimes 45,XO, where the "O" is used as a placeholder). This is found in 50% of individuals with Turner syndrome

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