And the changes are handed down: While most of the chimp genome's 24 pairs of chromosomes undergo a genetic reshuffling during the production of sperm and eggs, with genes swapped between the two copies, there is only one Y chromosome and thus no mixing — the Y is transmitted inta
And the changes are handed down: While most of the chimp genome's 24 pairs of chromosomes undergo a genetic reshuffling during the production of
sperm and eggs, with genes swapped between the two copies, there is only one Y chromosome and thus no mixing — the Y is transmitted inta
and eggs, with genes swapped between the two copies, there is only one Y chromosome
and thus no mixing — the Y is transmitted inta
and thus no mixing — the Y is
transmitted intact.
The laboratories of CSHL Professors Gregory J. Hannon
and Leemor Joshua - Tor, both Investigators of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, joined forces to scrutinize the process by which a class of genome defenders called PIWI - interacting RNAs (piRNAs) are generated in cells of the germline —
eggs and sperm that bear an organism's genetic inheritance
and transmit this information to offspring.