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Entwicklung und Funktion der weiblichen Fortpflanzungsorgane

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Das Geschlecht eines Individuums kann man chromosomal, gonadal, genital, hormonal und psychosozial definieren. Normalerweise ist das gonadale Geschlecht, d. h. die Differenzierung der Gonaden, durch das chromosomale Geschlecht bedingt. Das Geschlecht wird genetisch kontrolliert. Die chromosomale Konstellation 46 XY ist männlich, die Konstellation 46 XX weiblich determiniert.

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