 providing a simple model for studying how a single chromosome is discriminated from the rest of the genome. In Drosophila, selective two-fold upregulation of the single male X-chromosome equalizes transcription between the sexes. The selective identification of the X-chromosome involves the recruitment of a ribonucleoprotein complex, Male-
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 providing_a simple_model for studying how_a single_chromosome_is discriminated_from_the rest of_the genome. In_Drosophila, selective two-fold upregulation_of the single_male_X-chromosome equalizes transcription between the sexes. The selective identification of the X-chromosome involves the_recruitment_of a_ribonucleoprotein_complex,_Male-