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A human who has the Klinefelter syndrome (XXY) has the normal number of and will produce the normal amount of proteins from gene on autosomes. A person who has Klinefelter syndrome (XXY) has X chromosomes, one of which will condense into a Barr body in somatic cells. Most X chromosome genes produce protein. The few genes in the PAR region of the X chromosome remain active and those genes produce XXY somatic cells, leading to skeletal abnormalities in with Klinefelter syndrome. protein in the In the Barr body is reactivated. The higher dose of X chromosome gene expression in the XXY male germ line leads to defective spermatogenesis and

A human who has the Klinefelter syndrome (XXY) has the normal number of and will produce the normal amount of proteins from gene on autosomes. A person who has Klinefelter syndrome (XXY) has X chromosomes, one of which will condense into a Barr body in somatic cells. Most X chromosome genes produce protein. The few genes in the PAR region of the X chromosome remain active and those genes produce XXY somatic cells, leading to skeletal abnormalities in with Klinefelter syndrome. protein in the In the Barr body is reactivated. The higher dose of X chromosome gene expression in the XXY male germ line leads to defective spermatogenesis and

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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somatic cells males a normal amount of one too many sex chromosomes excess females infertility death the germ line autosomes one too few Humans who have aneuploidy of the sex chromosomes are viable. A human who has the Klinefelter syndrome (XXY) has the normal number of and will produce the normal amount of proteins from gene on autosomes. A person who has Klinefelter syndrome (XXY) has X chromosomes, one of which will condense into a Barr body in somatic cells. Most X chromosome genes produce protein. The few genes in the PAR region of the X chromosome remain active and those genes produce XXY somatic cells, leading to skeletal abnormalities in with Klinefelter syndrome. protein in the In the Barr body is reactivated. The higher dose of X chromosome gene expression in the XXY male germ line leads to defective spermatogenesis and
Transcribed Image Text:somatic cells males a normal amount of one too many sex chromosomes excess females infertility death the germ line autosomes one too few Humans who have aneuploidy of the sex chromosomes are viable. A human who has the Klinefelter syndrome (XXY) has the normal number of and will produce the normal amount of proteins from gene on autosomes. A person who has Klinefelter syndrome (XXY) has X chromosomes, one of which will condense into a Barr body in somatic cells. Most X chromosome genes produce protein. The few genes in the PAR region of the X chromosome remain active and those genes produce XXY somatic cells, leading to skeletal abnormalities in with Klinefelter syndrome. protein in the In the Barr body is reactivated. The higher dose of X chromosome gene expression in the XXY male germ line leads to defective spermatogenesis and
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