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  • Major Regions of Homology Between The Human X and Y Chromosomes

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    The document discusses major regions of homology between the human X and Y chromosomes. It analyzes genomic sequences from the X and Y chromosomes to identify homologous regions. These homologous regions represent remnants of ancestral sequences that were once shared between the X and Y before they began evolving independently into sex chromosomes.

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    The document discusses major regions of homology between the human X and Y chromosomes. It analyzes genomic sequences from the X and Y chromosomes to identify homologous regions. These homologous regions represent remnants of ancestral sequences that were once shared between the X and Y before they began evolving independently into sex chromosomes.

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    Major Regions of Homology Between The Human X and Y Chromosomes

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    Corinne Choo
    The document discusses major regions of homology between the human X and Y chromosomes. It analyzes genomic sequences from the X and Y chromosomes to identify homologous regions. These homologous regions represent remnants of ancestral sequences that were once shared between the X and Y before they began evolving independently into sex chromosomes.

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    Major regions of homology between the human X and Y chromosomes.

    Steven Mumm et al. Genome Res. 1997;7:307-314

    Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press

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