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Evolutionary divergence between homologous X-Y chromosome genes shapes sex-biased biology

2024-03-30

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Sex chromosomes are a fundamental aspect of sex-biased biology, but the extent to which homologous X–Y gene pairs (“the gametologs”) contribute to sex-biased phenotypes remains hotly-debated. Although these genes exhibit large sex differences in expression throughout the body (XX females express both X members; XY males express one X and one Y member), there is conflicting evidence regarding the...

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b5823728-aea6-5f2f-9086-18562f3b7c27
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10.1101/2024.03.27.586985
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