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What chromosomal changes occur in Turner Syndrome's case? Turner syndr

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| What chromosomal changes occur in Turner Syndrome’s case?

A. XX to XXY

B. XX to XO

C. XX to XY

D. XY to XO

Right Answer is: B

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  • Turner syndrome is a condition that affects only females.
  • It results when one of the X chromosomes is completely/partially missing.
  • In this case, XX changes to XO.
  • The missing or altered X chromosome causes errors during fetal development and other developmental problems after birth, for example, short stature, ovarian insufficiency, and heart defects. 
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