01:447:380 Lecture 6: lecture 6

• School: Rutgers University
• Department: Genetic
• Course: 01:447:380
• Professor: Professor Lockwood

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~the inactivated x can still express some genes. ~in oogenesis, methylation is erased, dna is naked, and another methyltransferase then methylates afterwards, based on maternal pattern. Wouldn"t you jjust not inactivate the one x. Clicker q on the one good p, if the gene is there, it could be imprinted which is why that"s a problem. If they inactivate an x where turner is imprinted, then that"s fine. ~clicker the reason antiparallelness forms is because the bases pair up, guiding the orientation of the strands relative to each other. ~we have a lot more dna in terms of base pairs, but not really in terms of genes.