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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bad_horse" data-source="post: 31613270" data-attributes="member: 577456"><p>So in this theory if Y chromosomes have protective affect against cancers then females should be having more cancer incidence. But that's not the case or we can take Turner syndromic patients having increased incidence of cancer still it's not in significant levels.. If a cell is dividing rapidly it can loose Y chromosomes but rapid dividing cell types also have high risk of mutation regardless of Y chromosomes.  I think this is correlation not causation</p></blockquote><p></p>

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