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Sex Chromosomes and Sex-Linked Genes
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Susumu Ohno
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1967
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Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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978-3-642-88180-0
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978-3-642-88178-7
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1967
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10.1007/978-3-642-88178-7
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Introduction
pp. 5
Evidence Indicating that the X and the Y or the Z and the W were Originally an Homologous Pair of Ordinary Chromosomes
pp. 13
Differentiation of the Primitive Sex Elements at the Expense of the Y or W, and the Conservation of the Original X or Z
pp. 24
Polyphyletic Evolution of Vertebrates
pp. 46
Conservation of the Original X and Homology of the X-linked Genes in Placental Mammals
pp. 73
Conservation of the Original Z-Chromosome by Diverse Avian Species and Homology of the Z-linked Genes
pp. 82
The Basic Difference in Constitution between the Mammalian X and the Drosophila X
pp. 91
The Two Different Means of Achieving Dosage Compensation for X-linked Genes Employed by Drosophila and Mammals
pp. 101
Various Consequences of the Dosage Compensation by X-inactivation
pp. 112
The Conservation of the Original X and Dosage Compensation in the Face of X-polysomy
pp. 123
Three Different Consequences of X-autosome Translocation
pp. 136
The Consequences of Y-autosome Translocation and the XO as the Normal Female of Certain Mammalian Species
pp. 144
Apparent Absence of Dosage Compensation for Z-linked Genes of Avian Species
pp. 149
Elucidation of So-called Sex-determining Factors
pp. 154
Time and Place of Action of Sex-determining Factors in Ontogeny
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