Results https://fisip.conference.unair.ac.id/forensicanthropology ASEEC, UNAIR, Surabaya, Indonesia Study Results Bharadwaj, (2022) The Barr Body sample count is bigger in female teeth sample than male sample. Datar, V (2013) Percentage barr body count on female buccal scraping sample bigger than male sample. Katakwar , V (2023) This study using two kind of staining sample on buccal mucosal swab; Metylen blue and Giemsa, which the result are 86,66% barr body positive on female sample that used metylen blue staining and 91.6% positif barr body on Giemsa staining. Laksmi, A (2023) Barr body positive on buccal mucosal swab. PAP staining male: 0%, female: 3-8%, transgender 0-5% and male: 0%, female: 1-3%, transgender: 0% on AO staining. Lashari, MH (2018) Barr body sample on blood smear count on female PMN cell is bigger than male PMN cell. Pathak, DB (2022) This study uses three type staining on buccal mucosal swab. CF staining 9,8% on female, 0% on male. MGG staining 5,4% on female, 0% on male. VG staining 2,8% on female, 0% on male. Ragunathan, YT (2023) This study uses three staining on teeth sample. Feulgen, AO and PAP staining show that barr body 100% on female teeth sample, and 15% on male teeth sample. Kulkarni, (2023) This study uses three staining on buccal mucosal swab sample. Which the result as below: Feulgen 30,2-37,9% on female, and 0-0,1% on male buccal swab sample. Giemsa 19,2-22,2% on female, and 0-0,3% on male buccal swab sample. Routine staining 10,2-14,9% on female, and 0-0,5% on male buccal swab sample. Deddy, AU (2017) This study uses teeth sample that burned in various degree celcius , which the result are: 100 C, 200 C, and 400 C: Barr body positive on female teeth sample and negative on male teeth sample. VDP, (2021) This study uses buccal smear as sample: AO staining and PAP staining show that barr body count is bigger in female sample than male sample.