Human Y chromosome, sex determination, and spermatogenesis-A feminist view

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In this review I want to argue that, far from being a macho entity with an all-powerful role in male development, the human Y chromosome is a 'wimp.' It is merely a relic of the X chromosome, and most or all of the genes it bears - including the genes that determine sex and control spermatogenesis - are relics of genes on the X chromosome that have other functions altogether.

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Marshall Graves, J. A. (2000). Human Y chromosome, sex determination, and spermatogenesis-A feminist view. Biology of Reproduction. Society for the Study of Reproduction. https://doi.org/10.1095/biolreprod63.3.667b

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