XG LOCUS - FAILURE TO DETECT INACTIVATION IN FEMALES WITH CHRONIC MYELOCYTIC LEUKAEMIA
XG LOCUS - FAILURE TO DETECT INACTIVATION IN FEMALES WITH CHRONIC MYELOCYTIC LEUKAEMIA
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DOI:
10.1038/226367a0
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发表时间:
1970-01-01
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影响因子:
64.8
通讯作者:
ZAVALA, C
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作者:
FIALKOW, PT;LISKER, R;ZAVALA, C
THE inactive-Xhypothesis states that only one of the twoXchromosomes in each somatic cell of adult mammalian females is genetically active. The initial event in early embryogenesis which determines whether the paternal or the maternalXchromosome will remain active in any given cell is presumably random; once made, the choice is fixed for that cell and for all its descendants1–4. Although this type of inactivation has been demonstrated in man for a number ofX-linked loci5, it is not known whether the entireXchromosome is inactivated.