A primer on the use of mouse models for identifying direct sex chromosome effects that cause sex differences in non-gonadal tissues
作者： Paul S. Burgoyne , Arthur P. Arnold
DOI: 10.1186/S13293-016-0115-5
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摘要: In animals with heteromorphic sex chromosomes, all sex differences originate from the sex chromosomes, which are the only factors that are consistently different in male and female …
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