Definition: Aneuploidy refers to a genetic error that causes two copies of an allele for a trait (like being male or female) in the same cell or chromosome. This can result in certain diseases or abnormalities, as well as other health problems. The most common causes are when the cells fail to produce normal sex chromosomes - either because they are abnormal (missed copies), incomplete (missing one copy), or not present at all (infectious).
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