Explain the process of sex determination in human beings. what will be the second of the child if an X chromosome carrying a permanent fusee with an egg cell carrying X chromosome?

The process of sex determination in humans - and other higher animals - depends on the presence of sex chromosomes X and Y, also called sexual determinants.

Explanation:

In humans, phenotypic sex is established through the association of the sex chromosomes provided by the father and mother.

Each gamete contains only one chromosome of the sexual pair, X or Y. At the time of fertilization, when sperm and ovum are joined, the fusion of both gametes will produce male (XY) or female (XX) individuals.

A child containing a permanently fused X chromosome to an X chromosome will be of the female sex.

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