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Absence of Z-chromosome inactivation for five genes in male chickens

Kuroda et al., 2001

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9844588811031655661
Author
Kuroda Y
Arai N
Arita M
Teranishi M
Hori T
Harata M
Mizuno S
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Chromosome Research

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In order to examine if Z-chromosome inactivation, which is analogous to X-chromosome inactivation in mammals, takes place in male birds having ZZ sex chromosomes, five Z- linked genes of chickens which are expressed in both sexes in certain tissues were …
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