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Y-chromosome structural diversity in the bonobo and chimpanzee lineages

2015-10-22

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The male specific regions of primate Y-chromosomes (MSY) are enriched for multi-copy genes highly expressed in the testis. These genes are located in large repetitive sequences arranged as palindromes, inverted-, and tandem-repeats termed amplicons. In humans, these genes have critical roles in male fertility and are essential for the production of sperm. The structure of human and chimpanzee amplicon sequences sh...

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5420b7f2-e3fb-59e4-8a84-f78e5c12caac
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10.1101/029702
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