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Monozygous female twins discordant for a pattern of X chromosome inactivation as a model for study on X-linked intellectual traits

Kovaleva N.V., Ivanov I.A.

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During the last decades, numerous genes for general cognitive ability were identified on human X-chromosome. They were discovered primarily because of X-linked mutations causing nonspecific mental retardation in males. Evidence for imprinted loci on the X chromosome affecting neurodevelopment was found in studies on 45,X females. Investigation of transmission of X-linked traits in normal individuals might further contribute to problem of shaping human being’s mind ability. We suggest monozygous female twins discordant for a parent-of-origin of the X chromosome inactivation to be a proper subject for such explorations.

Tsitologiya i Genetika 2005, vol. 39, no. 6, pp. 66-70

E-mail: kovaleva robotek.ru; ivanov39 yandex.ru

Kovaleva N.V., Ivanov I.A. Monozygous female twins discordant for a pattern of X chromosome inactivation as a model for study on X-linked intellectual traits, Tsitol Genet., 2005, vol. 39, no. 6, pp. 66-70.




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