context: Klinefelter syndrome is a syndrome found in males who have an increased pigment (x) in their cells, making the number 44 + XXY instead of 44 + XY. It was named after Dr. Harry Kleinfelter, who first described it in 1942 [1], and it occurs as a result of an irregular distribution of chromosomes during the process of muscular division of eggs in the female, where in some very rare cases it occurs that the pigments (X) stick to each other during the meiosis division at the stage in particular. Equatorial, after which the pairs of chromosomes cannot separate from each other, resulting in the eggs of their composition (22 + xx), and the other (22 + 0), resulting in fertilization of the first with the composition of the sperm (22 + y) mentioned by Kleinfilter, but if the composition of the sperm ( 22 + x) the result will be a normal female with a sexual doubling state.
question: What is Klinefelter syndrome?
answers.text: syndrome found in males who have an increased pigment (x) in their cells