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Xist is expressed in female embryonal carcinoma cells with two active X chromosomes.

Somatic cell and molecular genetics - 1 May 1994

Tai H H, Gordon J, McBurney M W

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The Xist gene resides on the X chromosome and is expressed in female but not male somatic cells. In female cells, only the Xist allele on the inactive X chromosome is transcribed. We investigated the expression of Xist in diploid P10 female embryonal carcinoma cells that have two active X chromosomes. Xist RNA was present in these P10 cells. The X chromosomes in P10 cells carry different Xist alleles whose...

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PMID: 7940019
DOI: 10.1007/BF02254758

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