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Human Pseudoautosomal Boundary-like Sequences: Expression and Involvement in Evolutionary Formation of the Present-day Pseudoautosomal Boundary of Human Sex Chromosomes
1996
Human Molecular Genetics
The human genome is composed of long-range mosaic structures of G+C% (GC%), which are thought to be related to chromosome bands. We previously identified a boundary of Mb-level domains of GC% mosaic structures in the human major histocompatibility complex (MHC) and found in the domain boundary a sequence very similar to pseudoautosomal boundary (PAB) sequences of human sex chromosomes. We designated it 'PABL' and found many PABLs in the human genome. By analysis of six genomic and six
doi:10.1093/hmg/5.1.23
pmid:8789436
fatcat:sljbvvbt2bce5mshupzdyrymoe