Researchers have revealed new insights into how sex chromosomes are regulated. A chromatin modifying enzyme helps compensate for the fact that males have only one copy of the sex chromosome X, while females have two.
Enzyme Helps Males Make Up For Their X Chromosome ShortageCourtesy ScienceDaily Sat, 05/31/2008 - 23:30
Researchers have revealed new insights into how sex chromosomes are regulated. A chromatin modifying enzyme helps compensate for the fact that males have only one copy of the sex chromosome X, while females have two. More related itemsFirst Sex Chromosome Gene Involved In Meiosis And...
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