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Why does Mrs turner decide to move away in a hurry?
Mrs. Turner decides to move away in a hurry because she fears for her safety and the safety of her family. The escalating violence and threats from the community make her feel that it's no longer safe to stay in her current home.
Is Down syndrome physically limiting?
Yes. Poor muscle tone, combined with a tendency for the tongue to stick out, can also make it difficult for an infant with Down syndrome to feed properly, regardless of whether they are breastfed or fed from a bottle.
What contributions did Charles Henry turner make to society?
Charles Henry Turner was a pioneering African American biologist and educator known for his groundbreaking research in entomology, particularly on the behavior and intelligence of insects. He was one of the first scientists to demonstrate that insects could learn and remember, challenging existing perceptions of animal intelligence. Turner also advocated for the inclusion of African Americans in scientific fields and contributed to the establishment of academic programs that promoted diversity in education. His work laid the groundwork for future studies in animal behavior and cognitive science.
A child in your class is half a chromozone short in his genetic make upwhat does this mean?
Being half a chromosome short means that the child likely has a genetic condition called a monosomy, where they are missing part of a chromosome. This can have various effects depending on which chromosome is affected, potentially leading to developmental delays or other health issues. It is important for the child to receive appropriate medical and educational support.
What would cause someone to twitch and jerk arms uncontrollable movements?
Well smoking crack will make you do that and certain medical conditions will make your ams and legs twitch like that such as jackass syndrome, retardalitus. Hope you get the treatment soon it can become permanent.
What triggers mood swings in a girl with Turner Syndrome?
Girls born with Turner's syndrome are born with only one x chromosome instead of the average two x chromosomes. Mood swings are apparent in all females, however, a chromosomal disorder such as Turner's syndrome can cause one's emotions and chemical make-up to be a little out of whack and this causes more frequent, intense mood swings. This could also be linked to a personality disorder as well, not just the fact that people with Turner's syndrome are missing their second x chromosome.
Is there any treatment or cure available for turner disease?
Because Turner syndrome is a condition that is caused by a chromosomal abnormality, there's no specific cure. However, scientists have developed a number of treatments that can help correct some of the problems associated with the condition - such as growth problems - and researchers are constantly looking into new forms of treatment.Growth hormone treatment can improve growth and influence a girl's final adult height. In fact, in many cases, the treatment can help many girls with Turner syndrome reach a final height in the average range, especially if treatment is started early enough in childhood.Another treatment for Turner syndrome is estrogen replacement, which helps the girl develop the physical changes of puberty, including breast development and menstrual periods. This treatment is often started when a girl reaches about age 12 or 13.And a technique called in vitro fertilization can make it possible for some women with Turner syndrome to become pregnant. A donor egg can be used to create an embryo, which is then put into the uterus (womb) of the woman with Turner syndrome. With proper supportive care, the woman can carry the pregnancy to term and deliver a baby through the normal birth process
Why can't boys get turner syndrome?
In the vast majority of people, they are either male (having one X chromosome and one Y chromosome) or female (having two X chromosomes) in every single cell in their body. In people with Turner's syndrome, however, their cells have only a single X chromosome. For this reason, Turner's syndrome is sometimes referred to as an "X-O" disorder (to differentiate it from the state of being male - XY, or female - XX). Because Turner's syndrome sufferers do not conform to the traditional notions of genetic maleness or femaleness, then, it would be improper to define Turner's as either a male or a female syndrome. Its sufferers are neither. In Addition: There is a form of Turner-like Syndrome which affects a male children; this form is called "Swyer Syndrome." These male children are NOT born with functional gonads (testicles); the gonads are NOT on the outside of the body as normal, they are inside. For all intense purposes, these children appear to be female with abnormally enlarged female genitalia, but this deformity is actually a small penis. So therefore, the sex glands are ambiguous, the penis does NOT appear to be a penis, nor will it ever function normally. So it is usually suggested by their doctors, that these children be raised as "girls." Right or wrong, this is usually done for the child's sake, with the thought that it will make their life's easier in the long run to be raise as a girl, and in many cases it works out.
System of the body that turner's syndrome effects?
Turner syndrome (sometimes referred to Turners Syndrome)Turner syndrome -- There are two variations of the Turner's syndrome which effect females. This syndrome is caused by an abnormalities, involving the absence of all or part of one (preset with an XO karyotype), of the two normal X chromosomes. This condition entails some common developmental features which make it recognizable, as well as genetic disorders which affect a female's sexual development. Some female's with Turner syndrome (TS) may have only a few features or deformations; these can include rounded spinal thorax, webbed neck and/or a low hairline on the neck, prominent ears, lymphangiectatic edema of hands and/or the feet, cubitus valgus of the upper arm, elbow, forearm and/or hand, among other deformities; and they are shorter than average in height. This disorder causes multiple reproductive developmental issues and disorders which prevent young women from sexually maturing, causing primary amenorrhea in young women, which can leave them infertile. It can also cause congenital heart disease, causing congenital obstructive lesions of the left side of the heart in some individuals. Turner syndrome is a relatively uncommon sex-chromosome disorder which affects approximately 1 out of 2,500/3,000 births.This disorder is know by several names: Turner syndrome (Gonadal Dysgenesis) and Turner syndrome (Bonnevie-Ullrich), and the two following forms of Turner syndrome: XO syndrome(monosomy XO), females have only one X-chromosome (45 X, chromosome = karyotyped); and XX syndrome were females missing or have an incomplete X chromosome, they may have fewer or less noticeable symptoms because they still have some normal (XX) cells, (45+X, chromosome = karyotyped), the + indicating up to 90, with the additional X chromosome.Masculinized, Turner's syndrome,XY-XO mosaicism (cells with a different genetic makeup): This is a form which externally those with this form appear normal males, but they have both XY cells which are male cells, and XO cells which are Turner's syndrome female cells.This last one is not listed under Turner's syndrome or as a variation of Turner's, yet other than the physical deformities of Turner syndrome, it is a sexual deformity in that the sex glands do not develop normally.XY Gonadal Dysgenesis (Swyer syndrome)Individuals with this chromosome type are usually raised as a female and they identify as female. A person with hypogonadism is born without functional gonads, which is characterized by the failure in development of the sex glands, testicles or ovaries, (46, XY chromosome = karyotyped). It is the 46th chromosome cell that causes the disorder to be termed as Swyer Syndrome.These two disorders are associated together with many organizations which offer support groups and counseling, which offers Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome Support,www.aissg.org/21_overview.htm, groups which assists individuals with either Turner's syndrome or Swyer's syndrome. And organizations which offer more information on these disorders, such as the Society for Endocrinology,www.endocrinology.org › Links; and the Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS)/Intersex Society, www.isna.org/faq/conditions/ais.
How do you make a girls hair like a boys?
u cut it really short
What contribution did Ike Turner make to society?
tina turner
Do short hair cuts look good on girls?
A good short haircut tends to make a girl look a bit older and more sophisticated.
What do Greaser girls look like?
Short skirts and greasy hair with alot of make-up; slutty
Can boys have long hair?
Of course boys can have long hair its just girls like it better long and boys prefer its short its just to make girls and boys equal.
I know they make them for girls, but are there any men's short sleeved hoodies?
Yes one brand is called Slipstream.
How much home runs did Justin turner make in his career?
how much grand slams did justin turner make n his career
What's Turner syndrome?
It is a chromosomal abnormaility characterized by offspring with short stature, lymphoedema, widely spaced nipples, low hairline, low setted ear and obesity. They may not have menstrual period thus may be sterile. Other symptoms may include a small lower jaw, turned-in elbows, a webbed neck, soft upturned nails and drooping eyelids. Turner syndrome manifests itself differently in each female affected by the condition, and no two individuals will share the same symptoms. It is caused by abnormal splitting of the egg during Anaphase II of Oogenesis leading to 45 XO chromosomal make up instead of 46 XX or 46 XY. The female chromosomes (the BARR BODY) is not present and so the X is donated by the sperm (male).
