composition of movement

the sequence and pattern of neuromuscular activity involved in movement (e.g., walking), including the integration of signals in the premotor and cerebellar areas of the brain.

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May 10th 2024

sex-chromosomal aberration

any disorder of structure, function, or both that is associated with the complete or partial absence of a sex chromosome or with the presence of extra sex chromosomes. Examples of such disorders are Klinefelter’s syndrome, XYY syndrome, and Turner syndrome.