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| Help B cells make antibody |
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| 46 chromosomes, a normal person |
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| 22 pairs (44 total) Chromosomes that everyone has |
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| 1 Pair (2 total) Male= XY Female= XX |
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| Sex determining region on the Y chromosome, Male determining gene |
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| Gain or loss of one or 2 chromosomes |
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| Patau syndrome die within a year |
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| Edwards syndrome, die soon after birth |
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| Down Syndrome, 1/2 the average life span |
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| Inactive X Chromsome. Indicates the cell comes from a female. No bar body = male |
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| Woman with XO, poorly developed ovaries |
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| Male XXY, Underdeveloped testes |
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| Individuals with two different types of cells, two different color eyes |
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| Individuals made up of two different types of sexual tissue |
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| Used to describe humans with both sexual organs |
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| Study of genes located on the X chromosome, color blindness and hemophilia |
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| Autosomal gene, expressed in just one sex |
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| Autosomal gene that exhibits reversal of dominance between sexes, baldness in men |
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| Invitro fertilization (IVF) |
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| Fertilization That occurs outside of the body |
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| Doctor uses a syringe to put sperm in a woman |
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| When a male ejaculates in a female |
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