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Health & Medicine Disclosure of a diagnosis to a child with Trisomy X or 47,XYY

1. Disclosure of a diagnosis to a child with Trisomy X or 47,XYY: Development of materials to help parents decide whether, when and how Dorothy Bishop, Nikki Gratton, Gaia…

Education Extra x or y chromosome

1. 1 The effect of an extra X or Y chromosome on language development Dorothy V. M. Bishop 2. 2 Human chromosomes One of each pair inherited from mother, one from father…

Documents INTERSEXED: Neither completely male or completely female.

Slide 1 INTERSEXED: Neither completely male or completely female Slide 2 Turner Syndrome – 45X Slide 3 Slide 4 Kleinfelter Syndrome 47XXY Slide 5 Trisomy X – 47XXX Some…

Documents Atypical Meiosis

Atypical Meiosis Atypical Meiosis BC Science Probe 9 Section 4.5 Pages 127-129 Nondisjunction Sometimes errors happen during meiosis and the homologous chromosomes do not…

Documents Trisomy X and Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS) with Eosinophilia

article 08.inddMalaysian Journal of Medicine and Health Sciences Vol. 8 (2) June 2012 Trisomy X and Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS) with Eosinophilia 1RMT Eusni*, 2CF Leong

Documents Triple X syndrome

2 Triple X syndrome or Trisomy X Triple X syndrome (Trisomy X) is a genetic condition that only affects females. Girls and women with triple X syndrome have an extra X chromosome.

Documents Triple X syndrome

Triple X syndromeTriple X syndrome Description Triple X syndrome, also called trisomy X or 47,XXX, is characterized by the presence of an additional X chromosome in each

Documents Triple-X Syndrome (47,XXX)

First description and alternative names In 1959 Jacobs (Jacobs et al. 1959) first described triple-X syndrome in an infertile patient. The term “super female”

Documents Expanding the Phenotype of Triple X Syndrome: A Comparison of Prenatal Versus Postnatal Diagnosis

Expanding the phenotype of Triple X syndrome: A comparison of prenatal versus postnatal diagnosisExpanding the Phenotype of Triple X Syndrome: A Comparison of Prenatal Versus

Documents Triple-X syndrome accompanied by a single maxillary central incisor: case report

CASE REPORT Triple-X syndrome accompanied by a single maxillary central incisor: case report Mari Miura, DDS Naoyuki Kato, DDS, PhD Hiroshi Kojima, DDS, PhD Haruhisa Oguchi,