[PDF][PDF] The crucial role of SRY gene in the determination of human genetic sex: 46, XX disorder of sex development
CC Albu, DF Albu, AR Muşat, IG Stancu, ŞD Albu… - Rom J Morphol …, 2019 - rjme.ro
Prenatal diagnosis of disorder of sex development (DSD) is very rare and is estimated to
occur in 1/2500 pregnancies. A group of DSDs are the 46, XX testicular DSD. Today, the …
occur in 1/2500 pregnancies. A group of DSDs are the 46, XX testicular DSD. Today, the …
The 46, XX male; a chromosomal form of a disorder of sex development
MM Visser, HL Lutgers… - Nederlands Tijdschrift …, 2018 - europepmc.org
A disorder of sex development (abbreviated DSD) is defined as a congenital condition in
which development of chromosomal, gonadal or anatomical sex is atypical. DSD is caused …
which development of chromosomal, gonadal or anatomical sex is atypical. DSD is caused …
Two males with SRY-positive 46, XX testicular disorder of sex development
The 46, XX testicular disorder of sex development (46, XX testicular DSD) is a rare
phenotype associated with disorder of the sex chromosomes. We describe the clinical …
phenotype associated with disorder of the sex chromosomes. We describe the clinical …
Analysis of the sex-determining region of the Y chromosome (SRY) in sex reversed patients: point-mutation in SRY causing sex-reversion in a 46, XY female
J Müller, M Schwartz… - The Journal of Clinical …, 1992 - academic.oup.com
The first and essential step in normal sexual differentiation takes place during the 5th-6th
week of gestation. The testis determining factor (TDF) directs the undifferentiated gonad into …
week of gestation. The testis determining factor (TDF) directs the undifferentiated gonad into …
Extended Pedigree with Multiple Cases of XX Sex Reversal in the Absence of SRY and of a Mutation at the SOX9 Locus
It is well established that testicular differentiation of the human embryonic gonad depends
on the action of the Y-chromosomal gene SRY. However, exceptional cases such as SRY …
on the action of the Y-chromosomal gene SRY. However, exceptional cases such as SRY …
[PDF][PDF] Gene SRY et anomalies de la determination genetique du sexe chez l'homme
F Poulat, C Goze, B Boizet, P Berta - Andrologie, 1992 - bacandrology.biomedcentral.com
SRY GENE AND HEREDITARY ERRORS OF GENETIC SEX DETERMINATION IN MAN.
Normal sexual development in man is the consequence of a complex process. This review …
Normal sexual development in man is the consequence of a complex process. This review …
Prenatal diagnosis of 46, XX testicular disorder of sex development with SRY-positive: A case report and review of the literature
H Shen, Y Liu, C Wang, R Wang, Z Di, X Huang… - European Journal of …, 2023 - Elsevier
We report a case of a fetus with 46, XX testicular disorder of sex development detected
prenatally. This fetus was found abnormally due to non‐invasive prenatal testing …
prenatally. This fetus was found abnormally due to non‐invasive prenatal testing …
Familial disorder of sex determination in seven individuals from three related sibships
N Jarrah, H El-Shanti, A Khier, FN Obeidat… - European journal of …, 2000 - Springer
In humans, the sex of an individual is determined by the Y-chromosome-related SRY gene,
which causes the differentiation of the undifferentiated gonads into testicular tissue. True …
which causes the differentiation of the undifferentiated gonads into testicular tissue. True …
[HTML][HTML] A rare presentation of disorder of sex development
S Ashfaq, A Siddiqui, W Shafiq, U Azmat - Cureus, 2021 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Disorder of sex development (DSD) is the term ascribed to a wide group of disorders
presenting with congenital discord between chromosomal sex and phenotypic …
presenting with congenital discord between chromosomal sex and phenotypic …
A del(X)(p11) carrying SRY sequences in an infant with ambiguous genitalia
Background SRY (sex-determining region, Y) is the gene responsible of gonadal
differentiation in the male and it is essential for the regular development of male genitalia …
differentiation in the male and it is essential for the regular development of male genitalia …