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A normal-appearing 17-year-old girl has never had a ...

Androgen insensitivity syndrome

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submitted by nerdy nik(2),

Turner syndrome-> The girl would have a uterus and streak ovaries.

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submitted by nosancuck(21),

Yo dis B got NO INTERNAL FEMALE ORGANS

Why dat!???

We be lookin at someone with an SRY from dere Y chromie! Dey be a Y chromie Homie so they be makin some Testis Determinin Factor which I be sure makes some nice lil ANTI MULLERIAN FACTOR so dey aint got that Female Internal Tract u know what i be sayin

And since wimminz is da DEFAULT they stil be gettin dose pussy lips and breastes

meningitis The above explanation is correct (disregarding the hard to read and unprofessional dialect) but just in case anyone was wondering: chromatin-negative= Just a quick way of knowing it was a boy. The term applies to the nuclei of cells in normal males as well as those in individuals with certain chromosomal abnormalities +9

yotsubato Turner syndrome patients are also chromatin negative as well though.... +3

sympathetikey I didn't know a complication post-meningitis was lack of humor. +1

sympathetikey Ah, didn't read the last line. Yeah, that is taking it a bit far +1

niboonsh yall are haters. this is the first explanation that has ever made sense to me +

arkmoses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuXL-3eoB-o&t=77s Interesting syndrome watching this helped me to put it into real life perspective, interesting points they have no pubic hair/body hair, they apparently also dont smell, and breast size is usually increased... +

whoissaad How does chormatin-negative indicate a normal cell? Isn't chormatin just condensed DNA? +