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Trisomy 18
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Edward's syndrome. affects females more
Conegnital malformations include elgonated occiput, saw jaw, small mouth. widely spaced eyes, and low set ears. apparent mental retardation, clenched fist has index finger overlapping the rest of the fingers. clubfoot is also a possibility |
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Trisomy 21
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Affects males more. down syndrome.
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trisomy 13
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Patau syndrome cleft palate, atrial septal defect, polydactyly, inguinal hernia
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Klinefelter
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XXY, XXXY
No retardation is apparent, unless the person has more X's. They have long legs, and small penis, with alrophic tests. It's a number one cause of male infertility. They also tend to have breasts Hypogonadism is found at puberty |
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Turner
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XO
mosaics common, sometimes the whole other part isn't missing, it can be half cut off. there's neck webbing, endema of hand dorsum. congenital hear defects. Streak ovaries and neck webbing are major signs |
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Hermaphrodite
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more likely to have pseudo-hermaphrodite which is a ovaries with male characterists (XX), or testes with female characterists
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