Females (XX) carry twice as many X-linked genes on their sex chromosomes as males (XY). How do cells control gene expression to manage this potentially lethal dosage problem? A prime example of X ...
This effort determined that the risk of autism is unaffected by the presence of an additional X chromosome. However, carriers with an extra Y chromosome were two times as likely to be diagnosed with ...
Boys are three times more likely to be diagnosed with autism than girls, research suggests, and scientists found a link that may shine a light on why. According to new research from the Geisinger ...
‘Individuals with #Turnersyndrome, a #genetic condition affecting females and characterized by the absence of an X or Y #chromosome, have a significantly increased risk of #autism. #ASD # ...
Once upon a time, the Y chromosome — responsible for determining male sex — was as robust as its X counterpart. Fast forward a few million years, and it’s now a slimmed-down version of its ...