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Dosage sensitivity of X-linked genes in human embryonic single cells

2018-03-29

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Fifty years ago, Susumu Ohno proposed that the expression levels of X-linked genes have doubled as dosage compensation for autosomal genes due to degeneration of Y-linked homologs during evolution of mammalian sex chromosomes. Recent studies have nevertheless shown that the X to autosome expression ratio equals ~1 in haploid human parthenogenetic embryonic stem (pES) cells and ~0.5 in diploid pE...

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a81fd3c5-d8f9-5edf-89ef-08b83e976e95
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10.1101/291724
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