EnglandCricketFan
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EnglandCricketFan6 karma
It wouldn't, but in theory you can have a situation where there is no female DNA in the egg and have an XX or XY purely from dad, but that ends in nonviable molar pregnancy anyways.
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I interned at Alder Hey in Cardiothoracic. What is your view on paediatric Cardiothoracic surgery in England and the sweeping changes they did two years ago to cut down to 4 centers outside of London and 2 in London? I remember watching the staff as they were tensely waiting for updates on how it was going to be. Thanks for doing this!
EnglandCricketFan4 karma
Yep. The X has too much important info encoded, you dont get life without it.
EnglandCricketFan3 karma
Yep, but that's a scenario in which the egg doesnt provide the X, it just doesnt live if that's the case.
Maybe cloning? Not sure how with a donor's egg there empty of genetic material.
EnglandCricketFan17 karma
Xxy is klinefelter, Male, but small balls and infertile, with some gynecomastia, relatively tall, eunuchoid appearance and a little lower IQ.
Yy doesnt exist, you need an X to function
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