<prompt> A patient with genotype 46 XY diagnosed of having androgen insensitivity syndrome. TRUE about androgen insensitivity syndrome is:Phenotype may be completely femalePredominantly ovarian component in gonadsSeen in males alsoTestes formed abnormally and receptors are normal  <response>: These patients have a male karyotype with a mutation of the androgen receptor on the X chromosome. They have normal testicular development and endocrine function. However, because the internal and external male sexual structures need testosterone for development, they are absent. This results in a female phenotype. Secondary sexual characteristics female develop as a result of peripheral conversion of testosterone to estradiol, effectively resulting in unopposed estrogen stimulation. Ref: Rosen M.P., Cedars M.I. 2011. Chapter 13. Female Reproductive Endocrinology and Infeility. In D.G. Gardner, D. Shoback Eds, Greenspans Basic Clinical Endocrinology, 9e. 