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It is a mutation of cross linked genes in which during separation of haploid cells carries an extra set of information which can cause multiple outcomes, xxy xyy xxx where one is common, one has a 50% survival rate and one has been documented to only have less than 1% survival rate.

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Q: What is the diagnosis and history of XYY syndrome?
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