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Union of a 22 chromosomal female egg (22 autosomal and no sex chromosome) with a 23 chromosomal sperm (22 autosomal and an X sex chromosome) creates a 45-chromosomal zygote, rather than the normal 46. | Complete absence of on of the X sex chromosomes is the most common cause of Turner Syndrome. Union of a 22 chromosomal female egg (22 autosomal and no sex chromosome) with a 23 chromosomal sperm (22 autosomal and an X sex chromosome) creates a 45-chromosomal zygote, rather than the normal 46. | ||
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Complete absence of on of the X sex chromosomes is the most common cause of Turner Syndrome. Union of a 22 chromosomal female egg (22 autosomal and no sex chromosome) with a 23 chromosomal sperm (22 autosomal and an X sex chromosome) creates a 45-chromosomal zygote, rather than the normal 46.
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Cite this page: Hill, M.A. (2024, May 18) Embryology 22+23=45.jpg. Retrieved from https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/index.php/File:22%2B23%3D45.jpg
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