Which of the fallowing was not a disorder in the karyotype activity? A-Turner syndrome B-Down syndrome C-Klinefelters syndrome D-Diabetic syndrome

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Which of the fallowing was not a disorder in the karyotype activity? A-Turner syndrome

B-Down syndrome
C-Klinefelters syndrome
D-Diabetic syndrome

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The diabetic syndrome is not a genetic disorder found on a karyotype

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