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A Case of Human Intersexuality Having a Possible XXY Sex-Determining Mechanism

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JACOBS, P., STRONG, J. A Case of Human Intersexuality Having a Possible XXY Sex-Determining Mechanism. Nature 183, 302–303 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/183302a0

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