Girls with Turner Syndrome Lack Normal Ovaries; Instead of Oocytes

question 163

Multiple Choice

Girls with Turner syndrome lack normal ovaries; instead of oocytes, their ovaries primarily contain connective tissue. This observation suggests that

• A) estrogen is essential for normal ovary development.
• B) two X chromosomes are essential for normal ovary development.
• C) even with two X chromosomes, the presence of a Y chromosome inhibits normal ovary development.
• D) the presence of anti-Müllerian hormone inhibits normal ovary development.
• E) high levels of androgens inhibit normal ovary development.

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