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Insights into X chromosome inactivation from studies of species variation, DNA methylation and replication, and vice versa.

Genetical research - 1 Jan 2000

Migeon B R

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I am indebted to Mary Lyon as her X-inactivation hypothesis stimulated my mentor, Barton Childs, and in turn, myself, to think about the consequences of X-inactivation in heterozygous females. I often reread her original papers setting forth the single active X hypothesis, and still marvel at the concise and compelling exposition of the hypothesis and the logical predictions which seemed prophetic at my first...

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PMID: 2272520
DOI: 10.1017/s0016672300035151

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