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Marsupials and Mechanisms of X-Chromosome Inactivation

AD Riggs

Australian Journal of Zoology 37(3) 419 - 441
Published: 1989

Abstract

X chromosome inactivation is reviewed with molecular mechanisms in mind. Models for the various steps leading to the establishment and maintenance of X inactivation are discussed, with comparisons between eutherians and marsupials included. Late DNA replication is proposed to be an epigenetic, self-propagating mechanism aiding the somatic inheritance of determined states, and thus could be the ancestral mechanism for X inactivation. Also, a novel mechanism, Type I DNA-reeling, is proposed to maintain higher order chromosome structure and to help explain the cis-spreading of X inactivation.

https://doi.org/10.1071/ZO9890419

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