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1985
Female mammals have two X-chromosomes, but male mammals have only one X-chromosome. This could result in females having twice as many X-chromosome transcripts as males, but this does not occur because one of the X-chromosomes is largely inactive. (The tip of the short arm of both X-chromosomes is active.) The inactive X-chromosome is highly condensed ...
Roger L. P. Adams, Roy H. Burdon
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Female mammals have two X-chromosomes, but male mammals have only one X-chromosome. This could result in females having twice as many X-chromosome transcripts as males, but this does not occur because one of the X-chromosomes is largely inactive. (The tip of the short arm of both X-chromosomes is active.) The inactive X-chromosome is highly condensed ...
Roger L. P. Adams, Roy H. Burdon
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MAMMALIAN X-CHROMOSOME INACTIVATION
Annual Review of Genetics, 1983S M, Gartler, A D, Riggs
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