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I am done with Trump discussions

crossfire

LHP Mercuræn Feminist Heretic Bully ☿
Premium Member
There are no men without a Y chromosome as per the National Institute of Health citation I have already provided. None. You are wrong. Get over yourself.
You are going to to have to refine your definition from Y chromosome to SRY gene.

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.

It looks like about 1 in 20,000 males are XX males, which is about 4 times more common than XY females.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
No, you took the pop-sci front page description as the totality of understanding as is typical of non-scientists, this is a common failing of absolutist thinkers who often subscribe to beiefs without evidence.
Amazing. You pointed out his error to him where his own source refuted his claim and he cannot see it.
 

Shaul

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
You are going to to have to refine your definition from Y chromosome to SRY gene.
No, there is no need to do so, see below.
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.

It looks like about 1 in 20,000 males are XX males, which is about 4 times more common than XY females.
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.
 

Shaul

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
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.
"Male syndrome" and "male" are not synonyms.
 

crossfire

LHP Mercuræn Feminist Heretic Bully ☿
Premium Member
No, there is no need to do so, see below.

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.
In the transcription error, the SRY gene is moved to an X chromosome. The XX individual develops into the male phenotype (they have all of the male equipment) due to the SRY on the X chromosome from their father. The SRY gene on their X chromosome is responsible for them developing into the male phenotype. You can't tell them from other males without a genetic test, other than fertility problems.
 
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Shaul

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
XX male syndrome is called XX male syndrome because males have it so yes male is synonymous with male
LOL. Sure, friend. NOT! A Chapelle syndrome is a female with infertile male phenotype genitalia. And the SRY gene that produces it is part of the Y chromosome. So that means they have XX and part of a Y. So not strictly XX.

And....

Where is YOUR definition of male?
 
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Shaul

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
In the transcription error, the SRY gene is moved to an X chromosome. The XX individual develops into the male phenotype (they have all of the male equipment) due to the SRY on the X chromosome from their father. The SRY gene on their X chromosome is responsible for them developing into the male phenotype. You can't tell them from other males without a genetic test, other than fertility problems.
So they have part of a Y chromosome. Ergo they could be argued to have a Y chromosome.
 

crossfire

LHP Mercuræn Feminist Heretic Bully ☿
Premium Member
So they have part of a Y chromosome. Ergo they could be argued to have a Y chromosome.
And that part would be the SRY gene. Which is the part that I said you would have to change your definition from Y Chromosome to SRY gene. Even if it's on an X chromosome instead of a Y chromosome.
 

Argentbear

Well-Known Member
LOL. Sure, friend. NOT! A Chapelle syndrome is a female with infertile male phenotype genitalia. And the SRY gene that produces it is part of the Y chromosome. So that means they have XX and part of a Y. So not strictly XX.
The SRY gene take up less than .06% of the Y chromosome

People who have xx male syndrome are male.

And....

Where is YOUR definition of male?
A man is someone who doesn't twist biological fact to justify personal prejudice
 

Copernicus

Industrial Strength Linguist
My head hurts from reading these posts.

Blame Clizby. He's the one who came up with the idea of starting a thread on being done with Trump discussions, thus spawning another one. That's why we are now having a pointless discussion on how to define a woman. This is how Trump threads work. Don't worry. The pain will stop when the coma phase starts.
 

Kathryn

It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Blame Clizby. He's the one who came up with the idea of starting a thread on being done with Trump discussions, thus spawning another one. That's why we are now having a pointless discussion on how to define a woman. This is how Trump threads work. Don't worry. The pain will stop when the coma phase starts.
I think this is how many threads work.
 
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