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Publication : Comparative mapping of ZFY in the hominoid apes.

First Author  Müller G Year  1991
Journal  Hum Genet Volume  88
Issue  1 Pages  59-63
PubMed ID  1683646 Mgi Jnum  J:403
Mgi Id  MGI:48940 Doi  10.1007/BF00204930
Citation  Muller G, et al. (1991) Comparative mapping of ZFY in the hominoid apes. Hum Genet 88(1):59-63
abstractText  Within our project of comparative mapping of candidate genes for sex-determination/testis differentiation, we used a cloned probe from the human ZFY locus for comparative hybridization studies in hominoids. As in the human, the ZFY probe detects X- and Y-specific restriction fragments in the chimpanzee, the gorilla, the orangutan, and the gibbon. Furthermore, the X-specific hybridization site in the great apes resides in Xp21.3, the same locus defining ZFX in the human. The Y-specific locus of ZFY maps closely to the early replicating pseudoautosomal segment in the telomeric or subtelomeric position of the Y chromosomes of the great apes, again as found in the human. Thus, despite cytogenetically visible structural alterations within the euchromatic parts of the Y chromosomes of the human species and the great apes, a segment of the Y chromosome defined by the pseudoautosomal region and ZFY seems to be more strongly conserved than the rest of the Y chromosome.
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