How does the karyotype of a human female differs from that of a human male?

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Shahzada B.
Jan 27, 2016

They differ in sex chromosomes.

Explanation:

There are two types of chromosomes; autosomes(22 pairs) and sex chromosomes(1 pair).
While all the autosomes are same in the case of both male and female humans, sex chromosomes differ.
Human male has one X and one Y chromosome, while human female has two X chromosomes. Y is roughly shorter by half than the X chromosome.

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