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High levels of copy number variation of ampliconic genes across major human Y haplogroups

2017-12-07

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Due to its highly repetitive nature, the human male-specific Y chromosome remains understudied. It is important to investigate variation on the Y chromosome to understand its evolution and contribution to phenotypic variation, including infertility. Approximately 20% of the human Y chromosome consists of ampliconic regions which include nine multi-copy gene families. These gene families are expressed exclusively i...

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7363dff8-4035-5157-8385-9d2f618e5f9f
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10.1101/230342
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