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The Non-random Location of Autosomal Genes that Participate in X Inactivation

2019-06-14

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> By transcribing XIST RNA, the human inactive X chromosome has a prime role in X-dosage compensation. Yet, the autosomes also play an important role in the process. In fact, multiple genes on human chromosome 1 interact with XIST RNA to silence the inactive Xs, no matter how many there are. And it is likely that multiple genes on human chromosome 19 prevent the silencing of the single active X,...

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63684460-a25f-5141-84b5-3bb80d994b7e
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10.1101/669929
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