Is it possible for a person to have only Y chromosomes?

Question

This is probably a strange question, but i was just wondering if it is possible for a male to have no X chromosome?

Answer 1

No, the fetus will not develop and will probably abort early in development.

Answer 2

no. unless they're somesort of half human...joke.

no you either are a XX or XY

Answer 3

No.because every person have 2 type of chromosomes. Male chromosome is Xy and Female chromosomes is XX.

Answer 4

Nope, for males it's XY, for females it's XY, no YY available

Answer 5

No, it is not possible to be an OY type individual, as the X chromosome has necessary genes not present on the Y chromosome. "No vital genes reside only on the Y chromosome, since 50% of humans (females) do not have Y chromosomes. The only well-defined human disease linked to a defect on the Y chromosome is defective testicular development (due to deletion or deleterious mutation of SRY). However, having two X-chromosomes and one Y-chromosome has similar effects. On the other hand, having Y-chromosome polysomy has other effects than masculinization."

It is possible for an individual to have multiple copies of the Y chromosome (such as XYY). I've included a second link to a page with a list of chromosomal abnormalities and their associated pathologies.