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Some women have three, four, or even five X chromosomes per cell. Some women have only one. Some men can also have two or more X chromosomes, in addition to their Y. It's even possible to be biologically female and have the karyotype XY, or be biologically male with an XX karyotype.
- I just learned I have two X chromosomes… - Reddit
I was born male but am a trans woman. Turns out when I was...
- I just learned I have two X chromosomes… - Reddit
I was born male but am a trans woman. Turns out when I was but a wee little egg, an SRY gene got tagged onto my X chromosome and I got hoodwinked into a dudes body. Unfortunately enough, I also learned that isn’t really linked with transness.
r/XXChromosomesAdult: A safe space for people with XX chromosomes who are attracted to either straight people of the opposite sex or to people of the…
27 lip 2023 · discussions in r/TwoXChromosomes. Grown-ass men that don’t understand how consent works. (self.TwoXChromosomes) submitted 1 year ago by Xallia_Yevatell. Just listened to two adults discussing how they think it’s a perfect idea to have a woman sign a piece of paper as a means of giving consent.
30 maj 2007 · For instance, if there are chromosomal abnormalities, if you have a patient who is missing one X chromosome—Turner syndrome—or having an extra X—Klinefelter's syndrome—both those, now wedo...
16 lip 2012 · Subreddit r/TwoXChromosomes celebrates its third birthday, emerging more influential about women’s issues than ever before. Featured Video. In that short period of time, the site has...
On May 7th, reddit, self-proclaimed “Front Page of the Internet,” shuffled its lineup of default subreddits. This means that new users who sign up for reddit accounts will get exposed to a host of new subforums on the site, including Art, OldSchoolCool, and the woman-centric subreddit TwoXChromosomes.
