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And the Y chromosome has a gene on it called the sex determining region of the Y chromosome that produces a protein called the SRY protein. And this is a very important protein because it triggers the differentiation of the undifferentiated gonad.
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So if we're going down the the male route, you get the expression of SRY. And what that does is it um causes certain cells in this undifferentiated gonad to develop into first uh leig cells and then later cerolely cells. So that's happening and then later ovarian uh differentiation takes place. So two things happen. The lady cells start producing testosterone first.