Question

What is autosomal aneuploidy?​

Answer 1

Autosomal aneuploidy refers to all such abnormalities that do not involve the sex chromosomes. These can be either numerical (the topic of this chapter) or structural, the vast majority being trisomies, and can be present only in some cells (mosaic aneuploidy) or in all cells (nonmosaic).

Answer 2

Explanation:

Autosomal aneuploidy refers to all such abnormalities that do not involve the sex chromosomes. These can be either numerical (the topic of this chapter) or structural, the vast majority being trisomies, and can be present only in some cells (mosaic aneuploidy) or in all cells (nonmosaic).

for example :- (47,XXX), (47,XXY), and (47,XYY).