Are the usability principles different for different genders?

Has anyone conducted research to determine the differences between the principles of user-friendliness of the interfaces (although the topic can be expanded if desired) for different genders? Those. Is it possible to argue that a particular interface will be more convenient for men than for women?

There is an opinion that women appreciate the picture as a whole better, and men, on the contrary, pay more attention to specific details. I do not undertake to prove this statement, I cite it only as an example of differences. Once such a position exists - it is possible and convenience for each sex should be assessed on their own?

Application:
As far as I know, mainly women work in accounting, respectively, and the interfaces for their programs should be designed with this factor in mind. The same 1C.
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How do you think? Do these differences play a role or are they too minor?