Evidence that the Xg locus is inactivated in structurally abnormal X chromosomes (Q44365432)

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scientific article published in August 1970

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English	Evidence that the Xg locus is inactivated in structurally abnormal X chromosomes	scientific article published in August 1970

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Evidence that the Xg locus is inactivated in structurally abnormal X chromosomes (English)

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Polani PE

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Angell R

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Giannelli F

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De la Chapelle A

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Race RR

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Sanger R

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1 August 1970

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Evidence that the Xg blood group genes are on the short arm of the X chromosome

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The pattern of X-chromosome deoxy-ribonucleic acid synthesis in two women with abnormal sex-chromosome complements

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The effect of butyl-4-hydroxy-3:5-diiodobenzoate on the availability of thyroid hormones to peripheral tissues in isotopically equilibrated rats

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CYTOGENETIC AND CLINICAL FINDINGS IN 48 PATIENTS WITH CONGENITALLY DEFECTIVE OR ABSENT OVARIES

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CLINICAL AND CYTOGENETICAL STUDIES IN FEMALE GONADAL DYSGENESIS AND THEIR BEARING ON THE CAUSE OF TURNER'S SYNDROME

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