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Low RNA Binding Strength of Human X Chromosome May Explain X Chromosome Inactivation

2018-11-08

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Two X chromosomes of female mammals randomly inactivate one of paternal or maternal X chromosome in early embryonic development and all the daughter cells produced from these cells retain the same feature of X chromosome inactivation, which is called X chromosome inactivation (XCI). Studying the mechanisms of XCI is important for understanding epigenetic that plays an important role in age-associated diseases. The...

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10.20944/preprints201811.0066.v2
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