نتایج جستجو برای: sex chromosomes

تعداد نتایج: 272919  

Journal: :Genome Biology and Evolution 2018

Journal: :Annual Review of Genetics 2012

2014
Taiki Kawagoshi Yoshinobu Uno Chizuko Nishida Yoichi Matsuda

Reptiles have a wide diversity of sex-determining mechanisms and types of sex chromosomes. Turtles exhibit temperature-dependent sex determination and genotypic sex determination, with male heterogametic (XX/XY) and female heterogametic (ZZ/ZW) sex chromosomes. Identification of sex chromosomes in many turtle species and their comparative genomic analysis are of great significance to understand...

Journal: :Integrative and Comparative Biology 2008

2011
Matthias Stöck Agnès Horn Christine Grossen Dorothea Lindtke Roberto Sermier Caroline Betto-Colliard Christophe Dufresnes Emmanuel Bonjour Zoé Dumas Emilien Luquet Tiziano Maddalena Helena Clavero Sousa Iñigo Martinez-Solano Nicolas Perrin

Non-recombining sex chromosomes are expected to undergo evolutionary decay, ending up genetically degenerated, as has happened in birds and mammals. Why are then sex chromosomes so often homomorphic in cold-blooded vertebrates? One possible explanation is a high rate of turnover events, replacing master sex-determining genes by new ones on other chromosomes. An alternative is that X-Y similarit...

2013
Jenny C. Link Xuqi Chen Arthur P. Arnold Karen Reue

Obesity and associated metabolic diseases are sexually dimorphic. To provide better diagnosis and treatment for both sexes, it is of interest to identify the factors that underlie male/female differences in obesity. Traditionally, sexual dimorphism has been attributed to effects of gonadal hormones, which influence numerous metabolic processes. However, the XX/XY sex chromosome complement is an...

Journal: :Current Biology 2004
Deborah Charlesworth

The first detailed map has been produced of a plant chromosome carrying sex-determining genes. The new data show that, in papaya, these genes lie in a quite extensive non-recombining region. This region is nevertheless a small part of the papaya genome compared with other male-specific genome regions, such as mammalian Y chromosomes.

Journal: :Current Biology 1998
Brian Charlesworth

Dosage compensation of some X-linked genes varies among mammals. Inactivation of an X-linked copy of a gene in females appears to correlate with lack of an active homologue on the Y chromosome, implying that dosage compensation evolves in response to the loss of function of genes on the Y.

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