Relationship between CF and Klinefleters Syndrome (47XXY) in men

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joshannon

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I am new to the forum and am currently being tested for CF against gene Delta F508, which I've been told is the most common gene mutation.
I am a klinefleter, with low testosterone, very low BMD, low calcium, vitamin D deficiency, on 2000 IU of supplements a day.
Might contact the M.I.N.D institute part of UCD in Sacramento, California, to see if they have conducted any research in this regard.
Will also ask the question of http://www.xxytalk.com - so see how many klinefleters have also tested positive for CF.
Cheers,
 
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joshannon

New member
I am new to the forum and am currently being tested for CF against gene Delta F508, which I've been told is the most common gene mutation.
I am a klinefleter, with low testosterone, very low BMD, low calcium, vitamin D deficiency, on 2000 IU of supplements a day.
Might contact the M.I.N.D institute part of UCD in Sacramento, California, to see if they have conducted any research in this regard.
Will also ask the question of http://www.xxytalk.com - so see how many klinefleters have also tested positive for CF.
Cheers,
 
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joshannon

New member
Yes,
I know that, I am a 47,XXYer, I am genetically a women in a man's body. Thought it was appropriate, that there was a red haired women (girl), that I can associate with.
I look male, but my primary hormone is not testosterone, it is estrogen.
Thanks for noticing.
Cheers,
John Shannon
 
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joshannon

New member
Yes,
I know that, I am a 47,XXYer, I am genetically a women in a man's body. Thought it was appropriate, that there was a red haired women (girl), that I can associate with.
I look male, but my primary hormone is not testosterone, it is estrogen.
Thanks for noticing.
Cheers,
John Shannon
 
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Incomudrox

New member
As long as we are pointing out things you spelled your own condition incorrectly it's klinefelter's not klinefleter's. That being said I figured that why you had the avatar you have. Maybe someone will comment soon as to answer your question as the site does get a lot of views. I did a little bit of Googling and couldn't find anything that was blatantly pointing to the association between the two. You might get out http://www.genecards.org/ and see what you can find on there, that's where I would start other than Google.
NOTE: Using Genecards you will have to draw your own inferences.
-Frank
 
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Incomudrox

New member
As long as we are pointing out things you spelled your own condition incorrectly it's klinefelter's not klinefleter's. That being said I figured that why you had the avatar you have. Maybe someone will comment soon as to answer your question as the site does get a lot of views. I did a little bit of Googling and couldn't find anything that was blatantly pointing to the association between the two. You might get out http://www.genecards.org/ and see what you can find on there, that's where I would start other than Google.
NOTE: Using Genecards you will have to draw your own inferences.
-Frank
 
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