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You are going to to have to refine your definition from Y chromosome to SRY gene.
Amazing. You pointed out his error to him where his own source refuted his claim and he cannot see it.
there are millions of such men its the XX MALE syndrome. the National Institute of Health indicates that XX male syndrome a condition that affects about 1 in 20,000 males. not females, males.
No, there is no need to do so, see below.You are going to to have to refine your definition from Y chromosome to SRY gene.
Sex-determining region Y protein - Wikipedia
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The SRY gene is a part of the Y chromosome. It can sometimes be found in mutations without the rest of the Y chromosome. The NIH definition, and mine, can accommodate this without need for revision.It appears that 90% of XX males have the SRY gene on one of the X chromosomes. This would occur when the there was transcription error in the father's process of meiosis.
Meiosis - Wikipedia
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It looks like about 1 in 20,000 males are XX males, which is about 4 times more common than XY females.
"Male syndrome" and "male" are not synonyms.
Not in my book. After all, I'm Swedish.
And genes and chromosomes are not synonyms either, your point besides you don't understand biology well enough to even understand the words?
XX male syndrome is called XX male syndrome because males have it so yes male is synonymous with male