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Derepression with decreased expression of the G6PD locus on the inactive X chromosome in normal human cellsMigeon et al., 1982
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- Migeon B
- Wolf S
- Mareni C
- Axelman J
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Studies of a unique clone of skin fibroblasts from a normal 46 XX female reveal that the GGPD locus on the inactive X chromosome has been derepressed. The reactivation event occurs spontaneously, and is associated with normal karyotype, including the presence of a …
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