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1. Study the type of Disorders of Sexual Development (DSDs) that may cause her to have the upper hand in physical performance.

2. Study the procedure and the parameters of the gender test.

3. Research the roles of X and Y chromosomes in gender development.

4. Study how testosterone and estrogen affect sexual development.

5. Review conditions like AIS and DSDs.

6. Explore hormone regulations in competitive sports.

7. Explain how to uphold athlete privacy, dignity, and confidentiality during gender testing

8. Justify when and how gender testing should be implemented respecting fairness and rights

9. Explore on genetic basis.

10. Clarify the difference between intersex conditions (natural biological variations in sex development) and gender transition (medical/social steps to align with gender identity).

11. Understand how DSD affects the biological and physiological characteristics of the athlete.

12. Examine current sports policies, eligibility criteria, and required medical interventions for DSD athletes in competitive events.

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AIS (Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome) both involve Y chromosomes that have SRY genes. SRY genes are involved in development of testes (male gonads). She does  not have testes but still has higher levels of testosterone than the average female. Testosterone causes greater muscle development, higher haemoglobin capacity enhances her physical ability.

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How was gender test in sports conducted?