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Familial X/Y translocations associated with variable sexual phenotype

1 Jun 2004

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True hermaphroditism, defined clinically as the presence of both male and female gonadal tissue in the same individual usually accompanied by ambiguous genitalia, is a genetically heterogeneous condition.1–3 Less than 10% of true hermaphrodites with an apparent 46,XX constitution are SRY-positive, usually resulting from translocation between Xp and Yp.4–7 Previously we described two true hermaphrodites (AK and...

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PMID: 15173229
DOI: 10.1136/jmg.2003.017624

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