Intersex - Revision history

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	*[[Intersex UK]]		*[[Intersex UK]]
	*[[UK Intersex Association]]		*[[UK Intersex Association]]
			*[[OII UK]] (Organisation Intersex International)

	==Notable intersex people==		==Notable intersex people==

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	*47,XXY – a male with an extra X chromosome, also known as Klinefelter syndrome		*47,XXY – a male with an extra X chromosome, also known as Klinefelter syndrome
	*47,XXX – a female with an extra X chromosome		*47,XXX – a female with an extra X chromosome

			==Organisations==
			*[[Intersex UK]]
			*[[UK Intersex Association]]

	==Notable intersex people==		==Notable intersex people==

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	*47,XXY – a male with an extra X chromosome, also known as Klinefelter syndrome		*47,XXY – a male with an extra X chromosome, also known as Klinefelter syndrome
	*47,XXX – a female with an extra X chromosome		*47,XXX – a female with an extra X chromosome

			==Notable intersex people==

			Some people who have been claimed to be intersex include:

			*[[Georgina Somerset]]
			*[[Caroline Cossey]]
			*[[Sarah Graham]]
			*[[Lady Colin Campbell]]

	==References==		==References==

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 :"An intersex person may have the biological attributes of both sexes or lack some of the biological attributes considered necessary to be defined as one or the other sex."<ref>http://oiiinternational.com/2533/welcome/ OII International website</ref>
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 *47,XXY – a male with an extra X chromosome, also known as Klinefelter syndrome
 *47,XXX – a female with an extra X chromosome
 ==References==

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	*47,XXY – a male with an extra X chromosome, also known as Klinefelter syndrome		*47,XXY – a male with an extra X chromosome, also known as Klinefelter syndrome
	*47,XXX – a female with an extra X chromosome		*47,XXX – a female with an extra X chromosome

			==Intersex conditions==

			There are various types of intersex condition, with different causes, including:

			*Klinefelter syndrome
			*androgen insensitivity syndrome (AIS) in which the person has a Y chromosome, but the androgens (male sex hormones) are not produced as normal.

	==References==		==References==

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	The nucleus of a human cell usually contains 46 chromosomes, comrpising 22 pairs of autosomes, plus two allosomes (sex chromosomes). The two allosomes are usually X and Y for a man, or X and X for a woman. Some other combinations are:		The nucleus of a human cell usually contains 46 chromosomes, comrpising 22 pairs of autosomes, plus two allosomes (sex chromosomes). The two allosomes are usually X and Y for a man, or X and X for a woman. Some other combinations are:

	*45,X ~~in which there is~~ one X chromosome ~~and the other chromosome is~~ missing, also known as Turner syndrome		*45,X – a female with one X chromosome missing, also known as Turner syndrome
	*47,XYY		*47,XYY – a male with an extra Y chromosome
	*46,XXY or Klinefelter's syndrome		*47,XXY – a male with an extra X chromosome, also known as Klinefelter syndrome
	*47,XXX ~~or triplo-~~X ~~syndrome~~		*47,XXX – a female with an extra X chromosome

	==References==		==References==

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	:"An intersex person may have the biological attributes of both sexes or lack some of the biological attributes considered necessary to be defined as one or the other sex."<ref>http://oiiinternational.com/2533/welcome/ OII International website</ref>		:"An intersex person may have the biological attributes of both sexes or lack some of the biological attributes considered necessary to be defined as one or the other sex."<ref>http://oiiinternational.com/2533/welcome/ OII International website</ref>

	==~~Chromosomes~~==		==Chromosome differences==

	The nucleus of a ~~normal~~ human cell contains 46 chromosomes, comrpising 22 pairs of autosomes, ~~and~~ two allosomes (sex chromosomes).		The nucleus of a human cell usually contains 46 chromosomes, comrpising 22 pairs of autosomes, plus two allosomes (sex chromosomes). The two allosomes are usually X and Y for a man, or X and X for a woman. Some other combinations are:

			*45,X in which there is one X chromosome and the other chromosome is missing, also known as Turner syndrome
			*47,XYY
			*46,XXY or Klinefelter's syndrome
			*47,XXX or triplo-X syndrome

	==References==		==References==

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	:"An intersex person may have the biological attributes of both sexes or lack some of the biological attributes considered necessary to be defined as one or the other sex."<ref>http://oiiinternational.com/2533/welcome/ OII International website</ref>		:"An intersex person may have the biological attributes of both sexes or lack some of the biological attributes considered necessary to be defined as one or the other sex."<ref>http://oiiinternational.com/2533/welcome/ OII International website</ref>

			==Chromosomes==

			The nucleus of a normal human cell contains 46 chromosomes, comrpising 22 pairs of autosomes, and two allosomes (sex chromosomes).

	==References==		==References==