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C57BL/6J-T-associated sex reversal in mice is caused by reduced expression of a Mus domesticus Sry allele.

Genetics - 1 Aug 2001

Washburn L L, Albrecht K H, Eicher E M

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C57BL/6J-T-associated sex reversal (B6-TAS) in XY mice results in ovarian development and involves (1) hemizygosity for Tas, a gene located in the region of Chromosome 17 deleted in T(hp) and T(Orl), (2) homozygosity for one or more B6-derived autosomal genes, and (3) the presence of the AKR Y chromosome. Here we report results from experiments designed to investigate the Y chromosome component of this sex...

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PMID: 11514455
DOI: 10.1093/genetics/158.4.1675
PMCID: PMC1461743

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