The y chromosome is the most well-known genetic marker identifying those who are most likely to

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It identifies those who are most likely to have [complete] androgen insensitivity syndrome. This causes the person to be identified as female, even if they are a male without the Y chromosome. People who have this condition lack androgen. Androgen is basically a male sex hormone, just like testosterone.

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