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Retinoic acid regulation of stage-dependent gene expression in Sertoli cells
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The steroid sulfatase locus on structurally abnormal inactive X chromosomes is expressed.
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X-chromosome Inactivation, Epigenetics and the Transcriptome
Study on the Association Between SXCI and RM and the Possible Genetic Mechanism
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