Which of the following can cause a genetic male to develop female external genitalia?

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Androgen insensitivity syndrome (AIS) is a genetic condition where genetic males (XY) are unable to respond to androgens, such as testosterone, during fetal development. This can lead to the development of female genitalia, despite having XY chromosomes. Klinefelter's syndrome (A) is a genetic condition where an individual has an extra X chromosome (XXY) and may have reduced levels of testosterone, but typically results in male genitalia. Wolffian androgynous syndrome (C) is not a recognized medical condition. Müllerian atrophication syndrome (D) is a rare condition where the Müllerian ducts (which would typically form female reproductive organs) do not develop, but it does not result in female external genitalia.

Which of the Following Can Cause a Genetic Male to Develop