Question

Turner’s syndrome in humans occurs due to 

Options

• Aneuploidy

• Euploidy

• Polyploidy

• Autosomal abnormality

Answer 1

Aneuploidy

Explanation:

• An example of aneuploidy is Turner's syndrome. A genetic condition manifests when a female possesses only one X chromosome, unlike the standard two (45 with X0).
• This genetic abnormality is referred to as monosomy, a variety of aneuploidy characterised by an abnormally high number of chromosomes in a cell.