Which male reproductive system disorder is characterized by the external reproductive anatomy of these individuals being female,but genetically,these individuals are male?

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Androgen-insensitivity syndrome is where the external reproductive anatomy of these individuals is clearly female, but menstruation at puberty does not occur. These individuals are genetically male (XY). On further examination, internal testes are found in the abdomen, and there are no ovaries, uterus, or vagina. This syndrome is the result of the lack of androgen receptors in the developing fetus. Even though the testes produce testosterone, there are no receptors for it to have an effect.

Which Male Reproductive System Disorder Is Characterized by the External