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What is the approximate incidence rate of Triple X syndrome in females?
What is the approximate incidence rate of Triple X syndrome in females?
Which of the following is a common symptom associated with Triple X syndrome?
Which of the following is a common symptom associated with Triple X syndrome?
Why might Triple X syndrome go undiagnosed in some individuals?
Why might Triple X syndrome go undiagnosed in some individuals?
In a karyotype showing Triple X syndrome, how would the sex chromosomes appear?
In a karyotype showing Triple X syndrome, how would the sex chromosomes appear?
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Which of the following challenges are frequently faced by girls affected by Triple X syndrome?
Which of the following challenges are frequently faced by girls affected by Triple X syndrome?
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Study Notes
Triple X Syndrome
- Caused by an extra X chromosome in the oocyte or sperm (47,XXX karyotype).
- Affects approximately 1 in 1,000 females.
- Many affected individuals experience no symptoms or only mild symptoms.
- Affected individuals may be infantile and have scanty menstruation and some degree of mental retardation.
- Often undiagnosed due to mild physical characteristics.
- Affected individuals frequently have challenges with speech and self-esteem.
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This quiz provides an overview of Triple X Syndrome, a genetic condition characterized by an extra X chromosome in females. Discover the prevalence, symptoms, and challenges faced by those affected by this syndrome. Understand the implications for diagnosis and treatment.