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Single-cell RNA-seq reveals distinct dynamic behavior of sex chromosomes during early human embryogenesis

2018-08-01

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<h4>Background</h4> Several animal and human studies have demonstrated that sex affects kinetics and metabolism during early embryo development. However, the mechanism governing these differences at the molecular level is unknown, warranting a systematic profiling of gene expression in males and females during embryogenesis. <h4>Findings</h4> We performed comprehensive analyses of gene expression comparing male...

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3d4d9309-4136-5806-8170-10fe01983c0a
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10.1101/382085
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