In humans, sex is determined by: Answer the presence or absence of the Y chromosome. the presence or absence of the SRY gene. the presence or absence of the X chromosome. the presence of only two sex chromosomes.
Between A or B, not sure though. Because SRY gene is also needed, and you also need a Y chromosome.. so??
go with A
In addition to SRY gene there are more genes required for it, which is present on Y chromosomes
Thats what I was thinking but both are technically correct.
but u hv to go for the most appropriate
LOL
the answer will be B
It is possible to have a male karyotype i.e XY and still have female phenotype. This happens when sry gene gets defected by mutation. Such condition is called as Swyer syndrome
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