论文信息 - Correlation between testicular tissue and H‐Y phenotype in intersex patients

Correlation between testicular tissue and H‐Y phenotype in intersex patients

H‐Y antigen was tested in 13 humans with testicular tissue and disturbed primary and/or secondary sex differentiation. All cases typed H‐Y positive. This finding is in agreement with the idea that testicular tissue only differentiates in the presence of H‐Y antigen.

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