- trisomy XXY
- XXY-Trisomie f, Trisomie f XXY, Klinefelter-[Reifenstein-Albright-]Syndrom n, Gynäkomastie-Aspermiogenese-Syndrom n (Insuffizienz der Hodenkanälchen)
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trisomy XXY
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