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Sex and the X

Laurence D. Hurst ()
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Laurence D. Hurst: University of Bath

Nature, 2001, vol. 411, issue 6834, 149-150

Abstract: Are genomes made up of strings of genes in no particular order? It seems not, given the abundance on the mouse sex chromosomes of genes involved in the manufacture of sperm.

Date: 2001
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