Identification of an SRY-negative 46,XX infertility male with a heterozygous deletion downstream of SOX3 gene

@Kassandra_Zerb @GiveMeGametes @HatzKatzn @Jaydee_Old_Boy @Chris_Davis66 @lecanardnoir @HarryTheGreat98 @vampqueen02 @2024fighter @ding_dong421 @DanniBrener @mar2vickers @KirstyMStudio @vulvabloom @Serena_Partrick @JustinTrudeau Not just sry. There are man

@PieATransphobe @deadeye_64 @AntiSupernature @ErinInTheMorn Here's this article in cased you missed it in the other thread. Long story short, the answer is genes, as always https://t.co/HAW25hrd07

@PieATransphobe @deadeye_64 @AntiSupernature @ErinInTheMorn Good question to ask them, but the fact remains they are still classified as males https://t.co/w1KHeI42CZ https://t.co/HAW25hrd07

@GHoostal @SlugConfused @DashtiKalin @SophieXY44 @CriticalCupcake @jk_rowling https://t.co/Ze675bdB88 So not quite. SrY usually causes masculinisation. Sometimes other genes do instead. Sometimes SrY is inactivated by inhibiting genes too. It's complicate