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Intersex/Differences of Sex Development (I/DSD) Traits: Exploring Their Association with 15% of Phenotypically Detailed Genetic Disorders

2024-05-27

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The study of Intersex traits or Differences of Sex Development (I/DSD) is an imperative area within medical genetics that confronts a long-standing problem: the prevalence of these conditions in the population is not fully clear, likely undercounted, and therefore no universally agreed upon numbers exist. Proportions among rare differences are not fully understood. While each specific I/DSD condition is individual...

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536335d2-56d0-5739-94f0-5ac4ab38917b
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10.1101/2024.05.27.24307983
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