How much alcohol can you expect to make, knowing how much sugar you put in ? Easy. The theoretical yield is 51.1%, but you will get less than this, around 48% because you lose some of the sugars to forming the small amounts of other alcohols, esters, etc (eg 480 g (610 mL) of ethanol for every 1 kg sugar).
In 1938, Henry Turner wrote the first paper describing Turner syndrome. In 1956, as a result of studying Henrietta Lacksâ cells, scientists were able identify 46 chromosomes in the human cell (prior to that, they thought there were 48). In 1986, I found out I have Turner syndrome.
A femaleâs two X chromosomes also have the same genes arranged in the same order. So females have two copies of every gene, including the genes on sex chromosomes. The X and Y chromosomes, however, have different genes. So for the genes on the sex chromosomes, males have just one copy. The Y chromosome has few genes, but the X chromosome has more than 1,000. Well-known examples in people include genes that control color blindness and male pattern baldness.