id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
ct-11198	Hunt, Hayley; Yaeger, Michael; Fales-Williams, Amanda; Wagner, Sharon; Wu, Eleas; Beachler, Theresa	X chromosomal monosomy with bilateral ovotestes in a Labrador Retriever dog	2025	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2923	142	37	Ovariohysterectomy and karyotyping diagnoses were bilateral ovotestis and X chromosomal monosomy (77, XO). X chromosomal monosomy (77, XO) or a single X chromosome has been diagnosed in multiple breeds, including Doberman Pinschers, Miniature American Eskimos, and Miniature Poodles, and mosaicism of the condition in a limited number of others.1–7 X chromo- somal monosomy, also referred as Turner’s Syndrome in peo- ple; common clinical findings were small stature, webbing on the skin of the neck, congenital heart disease, metabolic and endocrine disturbances, and infertility due to hypergonado- tropic hypogonadism.8 Affected dogs with X chromosomal monosomy were infertile with frequent hypoplastic afollicular gonads, small stature, and excessive skin along the ventrum.1,2	cache/ct-11198.pdf	txt/ct-11198.txt