It is essential for triggering the development of maleness in humans:
Correct answer: B. Presence of SRY gene on Y chromosome
- A. Presence of Y chromosome
- B. Presence of SRY gene on Y chromosome
- C. X-Y balance
- D. Autosome and X chromosome balance
Explanation
Presence of SRY on the short arm of Y-chromosome is inevitable for triggering male development in the embryo.
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