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  Clues from other animals and theoretical considerations

  Anne McLaren

  Development 1987 101: 3-4;
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  Primary sex determination in the nematode C. elegans

  Jonathan Hodgkin

  Development 1987 101: 5-16;
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  Genetics of sex determination: what can we learn from Drosophila?

  Rolf Nöthiger, Monica Steinmann-Zwicky

  Development 1987 101: 17-24;
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  Sex determination in mice: Y and chromosome 17 interactions

  Robert P. Erickson, Edward J. Durbin, Laura L. Tres

  Development 1987 101: 25-32;
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  The Y-chromosomal and autosomal testis-determining genes

  Albert De La Chapelle

  Development 1987 101: 33-38;
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  Mapping the Y chromosome

  P. N. Goodfellow

  Development 1987 101: 39
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  Ordering of Y-specific sequences by deletion mapping and analysis of X–Y interchange males and females

  M. A. Ferguson-Smith, N. A. Affara, R. E. Magenis

  Development 1987 101: 41-50;
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  Mapping of testis-determining locus on Yp by the molecular genetic analysis of XX males and XY females

  Ulrich Müller

  Development 1987 101: 51-58;
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  Genetic analysis of the human Y chromosome by chromosome-mediated gene transfer

  Catrin A. Pritchard, Peter N. Goodfellow

  Development 1987 101: 59-65;
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  Normal and abnormal interchanges between the human X and Y chromosomes

  Jean Weissenbach, Jacqueline Levilliers, Christine Petit, François Rouyer, Marie-Christine Simmler

  Development 1987 101: 67-74;
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  Structural features of the Y chromosome

  E. Southern

  Development 1987 101: 75
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  Repeated DNA of the human Y chromosome

  Kirby D. Smith, Keith E. Young, C. Conover Talbot, Jr, Barbara J. Schmeckpeper

  Development 1987 101: 77-92;
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  Structure of repeated sequences in the centromeric region of the human Y chromosome

  Chris Tyler-Smith

  Development 1987 101: 93-100;
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  Telomeres of the human X and Y chromosomes

  Howard J. Cooke

  Development 1987 101: 101-106;
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  Mapping the mouse X chromosome: possible symmetry in the location of a family of sequences on the mouse X and Y chromosomes

  Philip Avner, Colin Bishop, Laurence Amar, Jacques Cambrou, Didier Hatat, Danielle Arnaud, Marie-Geneviève Mattei

  Development 1987 101: 107-116;
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  Other genes of the Y chromosome

  Jonathan Wolfe

  Development 1987 101: 117-118;
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  Pseudoautosomal genes in man

  P. J. Goodfellow, S. Darling, G. Banting, B. Pym, C. Mondello, P. N. Goodfellow

  Development 1987 101: 119-125;
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  Identification of incomplete coding sequences for steroid sulphatase on the human Y chromosome: evidence for an ancestral pseudoautosomal gene?

  N. Fraser, A. Ballabio, M. Zollo, G. Persico, I. Craig

  Development 1987 101: 127-132;
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  The role of the mammalian Y chromosome in spermatogenesis

  Paul S. Burgoyne

  Development 1987 101: 133-141;
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  The use of Y-chromosome-specific repeated DNA sequences in the analysis of testis development in an XX/XY mouse

  Lalji Singh, Shoichi Matsukuma, K. W. Jones

  Development 1987 101: 143-149;
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  Hypothesis: a Y-chromosomal gene causes gonadoblastoma in dysgenetic gonads

  David C. Page

  Development 1987 101: 151-155;
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  Mapping the H-Y gene

  Elizabeth Simpson, Phillip Chandler, Anne McLaren, Els Goulmy, Christine M. Disteche, David C. Page, Malcolm A. Ferguson-Smith

  Development 1987 101: 157-161;
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  Evidence for the presence of testicular tissue and Sxs antigen in the absence of Y-derived sequences

  Ulf H. Wiberg, Gerd Scherer

  Development 1987 101: 163-166;
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  The use of specific DNA probes to analyse the Sxr mutation in the mouse

  C. E. Bishop, C. Roberts, J.-L. Michot, C. Nagamine, H. Winking, J.-L. Guénet, A. Weith

  Development 1987 101: 167-175;
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  Testis-specific transcripts detected by a human Y-DNA-derived probe

  P. Leroy, E. Seboun, M. G. Mattei, M. Fellous, C. E. Bishop

  Development 1987 101: 177-183;