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A human sex-chromosomal gene family expressed in male germ cells and encoding variably charged proteins

22 Jan 2000

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Approximately 12 X-Y homologous gene pairs have been identified in the non-recombining portions of human sex chromosomes. These X-Y gene pairs fall into two categories. In the first category, both X and Y homologs are ubiquitously expressed. In the second category, the X homolog is ubiquitously expressed, whereas the Y homolog is expressed exclusively in the testis. Here we describe a family of human X-Y genes...

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PMID: 10607842
DOI: 10.1093/hmg/9.2.311

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