A female is an XX. However, during development one of the X chromosomes is deactivated and is called a Barr body.
Human females have XX sex chromosomes. A male has XY chromosomes. The Y chromosome is very small and contains only genes that make a male a male.
In humans XX is female (there is no Xx) and XY is male.
In non human species there are different possible configurations including the above.
XX means female XY is male
Normal females have XX chromosomes and normal males have XY chromosomes. I believe there are two of each in a human body and the rest are autosomes.
For the case of the human, an individual with XX genotype is female. Other organisms have different ways of determining sex.
the male chromosome is XY the female chromosome is XX
In humans, gender is determined by the x and y chromosomes, with xx being a genetic female and xy being a genetic male
The X (female) and Y (male) chromosomes. A person with XX is female. A person with XY is male.
The female has xx and the male has either xx or xy
Xy=male xx=female
XX for female, XY for male
Female XX Male XY
George Sampson's head teacher is a female :) xx George Sampson's head teacher is a female :) xx
The genotype for a male is XY. A female is XX. The 23rd homologous pair is the sex gene that determines this.
XX for female and XY for male. -anonymous18_K
Females' eggs always provide an X. If the sperm is X, the child is female (XX); if it is Y, the child is male (XY).
XX is Female XY is Male
XX is for Female and XY is for Male.
XY=male; XX=female…
Chromosomes effect the body by telling it if you will be male of female. XX is the chromosome for a female and XY is for male.