Discovering the Genetic Causes and Impacts of Turner and Klinefelter Syndromes
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What is Klinefelter syndrome?

  • A genetic condition that affects males and is caused by a missing Y chromosome
  • A genetic condition that affects females
  • A genetic condition that affects males and is caused by an extra Y chromosome
  • A genetic condition that affects males and is caused by an extra X chromosome (correct)
  • What is the physical and behavioral effect of 47,XYY?

  • Boys tend to have a higher risk of major physical abnormalities
  • Boys tend to be shorter and heavier than average
  • Boys tend to be taller and leaner than average (correct)
  • Boys tend to have above-average IQ scores
  • What causes intersex conditions?

  • A missing Y chromosome
  • Genetic mutations or hormonal imbalances during fetal development (correct)
  • A missing X chromosome
  • A problem with the SRY gene
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    Test your knowledge on genetic conditions that affect sexual development and fertility with this quiz about Turner and Klinefelter syndromes. Learn about the genetic causes, symptoms, and potential impacts on cognitive abilities. Discover how an extra X chromosome can affect males and females differently. Challenge yourself with this quiz and improve your understanding of these complex genetic conditions.

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