@Thomas Eugene Paris I’m sure you know this but aneuploidies are literally the biggest cause of genetic abnormalities, with errors in maternal meiosis by far, the biggest factor and causing over 90 percent of aneuploidies. Errors in paternal meiosis are responsible for the rest. And yes, aneuploidies are the biggest cause of de novo mutations
(Plain talk for the general audience: an error in the division of cells that causes and oopsie, leading to a tard baby)
Statistically, autosomal trisomies are the most likely to occur, followed by monosomy X triploidy and lastly, tetraploidy, with chromosome 16 being the common trisomy, followed by chromosome 22 and 21
(nullisomy is also a thing, so there’s four types of aneuplodies in all)
I don’t know how much you know about genetics and I don’t want to assume, but for the non medfags, the only three viable autosomal aneuploidies are DS, Edward’s and Patau syndrome. The other AA’s all result in abortions within the first few weeks of pregnancy.
@~nogger~ I get what you’re saying and I respect it but I wasn’t talking about those conditions from a uterine transplant perspective. I was talking about the actual health issues associated with those disorders and why they do need to be looked after as medical conditions.
Turner’s syndrome results in infertility and there’s literally no literature talking about uterus transplants in that population. Not sure why you think all of these conditions means a uterine transplant is an option? You seem kind of obsessed about this uterine transplant thing being a reality for every single one of the conditions you’ve listed, without fully understanding what those conditions mean as it pertains to health risks, health issues, and living with said conditions, and despite being told by several people who their shit, why it can’t occur in troons and so on.
Or am I mistaken and are you just arguing that Klinefelter results in troonism, because that only affects men. Like how Turners can only effect females. Klinefelter results in XXY, which is still considered male. And guess what, they’re all pretty much infertile. Like DS