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Y-linkage and pseudoautosomal linkage.

Authors: J, Ott;

Y-linkage and pseudoautosomal linkage.

Abstract

Presently existing computer program allow for an autosomal or an X-linked mode of inheritance of loci to be analyzed for genetic linkage. They do not, however, specifically allow for more general sex-linked modes of inheritance. This study proposes methods that permit the carrying out of linkage analyses of loci following a Y-linked or a pseudoautosomal mode of inheritance.

Keywords

Male, X Chromosome, Models, Genetic, Genetic Linkage, Chromosome Mapping, Phenotype, Gene Frequency, Y Chromosome, Humans, Female, Alleles

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