Ataypical Sex Chromosomes Flashcards

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What is a normal males chromosome pattern?

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XY

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What is a normal females chromosome pattern?

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XX

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What is the turners syndrome?

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where the chromosome loses an X and becomes less female

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What is the klinefelters disease?

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Another X chromosome, becomes more female but is a male.

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An internal symptom for the turners syndrome?

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Ovaries fail to develop

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An internal symptom for the klinefelters disease?

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Osteoporosis

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What is the turners syndrome chromosome pattern?

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XO

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What is the klinefelters disease chromosome pattern?

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XXY

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What are webbing of the neck, short stature, elbow deformity and low hair line external symptoms of?

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Turners syndrome

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What are taller than average, reduced facial hair, breast development, small tested & feminine fat external symptoms of?

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The klinefelters disease

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What are 3 associated problems to the turners syndrome?

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  • low visual memory
  • higher than average verbal ability
  • difficulties in social adjustments
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What are 3 associated problems for the klinefelters disease?

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  • poor language skills
  • poor reading ability
  • calm and shy
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What is the typical male hormones?

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Androgens

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What are androgens?

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  • releases testosterone allows the male foetus to develop.

- pituitary system will stimulate the appropriate glands & brain will lateralise

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Does brain lateralisation happen before or after birth as a result of testosterone?

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Before

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An Atypical male hormone that happens in both males and females?

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Congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH)

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Does the congenital adrenal hyperplasia cause adrenal glands to produce androgens regardless whether testes are present?

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Yes

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What does the congenital adrenal hyperplasia cause girls to be like?

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Tomboyish

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When the congenital adrenal hyperplasia happens to males what does it make them be like?

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More incline to physical activities.

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therefore testosterone is responsible for?

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Male behaviour

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What is a typical female hormone?

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Oestrogen

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The sex hormone oestrogen affects a persons behaviour by?

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Leading to high levels of anti-social behaviour.

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What do androgens have on psychological development?

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Leads to brain lateralisation, uses one side of the brain like males.

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What is the biological theory where the circumcision went wrong?

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Where the twins Brian & Bruce were Born but Bruce’s penis got burnt off, called him Brenda and brought him up as a girl.

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Brian/Bruce - Brenda’s case study shows?

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That it supports biology because even when he was brought up as a girl he knew he was still a male all along.