Turner Syndrome Genetics
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Turner syndrome happens when X-chromosome “dosage” is too low: some genes escape X-inactivation and need two working copies, so missing or broken X material causes features of the syndrome. Compare 45,XO, structural X loss, and mosaic 45,XO/46,XX to see how more normal cells make the phenotype milder.
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