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[The human genome--chromosome Y].
Casopis lekaru ceskych, 1996The Y chromosome, the only chromosome present only in the male karyotype, is one of the smallest human chromosomes. Its content of protein-forming genes is, as compared with other chromosomes, greatly reduced and if we omit the part homologous with the X chromosome it is really minimal.
R, Brdicka, Z, Sieglová
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Homoeologic aberrations in human and chimpanzee Y chromosomes: inverted and satellited Y chromosomes
Cytogenetic and Genome Research, 1988An inverted and a satellited Y chromosome detected in peripheral blood lymphocytes of a chimpanzee and a pygmy chimpanzee, respectively, were characterized cytogenetically by various banding techniques. A detailed comparison with an inverted and a satellited Y chromosome in man suggested that the corresponding aberrations were homoeologic.
B, Weber, L, Walz, M, Schmid, W, Schempp
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The Human Y Chromosome and Male Infertility
2000Although most of the human Y does not normally recombine with the X chromosome, there are two limited regions of sequence identity with the X that permit pairing and recombination during male meiosis (see Rappold 1993). These are the pseudoautosomal regions located at the distal portions of the short and long arms of the Y chromosome.
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THE MISSING Y CHROMOSOME AND HUMAN LEUKÆMIA
The Lancet, 1973A A, Sandberg, M, Sakurai
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REVERSE BANDING IN THE HUMAN Y CHROMOSOME
The Lancet, 1973E M, Bühler +2 more
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