Susumu Ohno

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Evolution from fish to mammals by gene duplication. (2009) (696)
So much "junk" DNA in our genome. (1972) (552)
Gene Regulatory Networks in the Evolution and Development of the Heart (2006) (470)
Possible role for H–Y antigen in the primary determination of sex (1975) (353)
Formation of the sex chromatin by a single X-chromosome in liver cells of Rattus norvegicus. (1959) (304)
Ancient Linkage Groups and Frozen Accidents (1973) (290)
Nucleolus-organisers in the causation of chromosomal anomalies in man. (1961) (218)
The Original Function of MHC Antigens as the General Plasma Membrane Anchorage Site of Organogenesis‐Directing Proteins (1977) (176)
The Enormous Diversity in Genome Sizes of Fish as a Reflection of Nature's Extensive Experiments with Gene Duplication (1970) (167)
Diploid-tetraploid relationship among old-world members of the fish family Cyprinidae (1967) (156)
Effect of the androgen-insensitivity mutation on a cytoplasmic receptor for dihydrotestosterone. (1971) (148)
Base sequence of a cloned snake W-chromosome DNA fragment and identification of a male-specific putative mRNA in the mouse. (1982) (145)
Allocycly of the X-chromosome in tumors and normal tissues. (1960) (142)
Major regulatory genes for mammalian sexual development (1976) (141)
Cytological study of an X-autosome translocation in Mus musculus. (1962) (135)
Evolution of Sex Chromosomes in Mammals (1969) (119)
The single-X nature of sex chromatin in man. (1961) (115)
X‐Linked testicular feminization in the mouse as a non‐inducible regulatory mutation of the Jacob‐Monod type (1970) (111)
Simplicity of Mammalian Regulatory Systems inferred by Single Gene Determination of Sex Phenotypes (1971) (110)
Sex-linkage of the Glucose-6-phosphate Dehydrogenase Gene in Equidae (1966) (109)
Testicular cells lysostripped of H-Y antigen organize ovarian follicle-like aggregates. (1978) (106)
Androgen and estrogen receptors in the developing mouse brain. (1976) (101)
Two types of aminoacyl-trna synthetases could be originally encoded by complementary strands of the same nucleic ACID (1995) (99)
The presence of codon-anticodon pairs in the acceptor stem of tRNAs. (1996) (98)
Birth of a unique enzyme from an alternative reading frame of the preexisted, internally repetitious coding sequence. (1984) (97)
Hormone-like role of H–Y antigen in bovine freemartin gonad (1976) (92)
Testis-organizing H-Y antigen and the primary sex-determining mechanism of mammals. (1979) (90)
The identification of human H-Y antigen and testicular transformation induced by its interaction with the receptor site of bovine fetal ovarian cells. (1979) (90)
Hexose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase Found in Human Liver (1966) (89)
Heterochromatic regions and nucleolus organizers in chromosomes of the mouse, Mus musculus. (1957) (88)
Androgen and Estrogen Receptors in Brain Cytosol from Male, Female, and Testicular Feminized (tfm/y £) Mice (1976) (88)
Kinetic properties of human placental aromatase. Application of an assay measuring 3H2O release from 1beta,2beta-3H-androgens. (1976) (87)
X-autosome ratio and the behavior pattern of individual X-chromosomes in placental mammals (1964) (85)
Mechanisms of gonadal differentiation. (1981) (83)
Comparative DNA values and chromosome complements of eight species of fishes (2004) (74)
Close karyological kinship between the reptilian suborder serpentes and the class aves (1964) (73)
Transfer RNAs with complementary anticodons: could they reflect early evolution of discriminative genetic code adaptors? (1993) (72)
H–Y antigen and the origin of XY female wood lemmings (Myopus schisticolor) (1976) (72)
Patterns in genome evolution. (1993) (70)
The primitive code and repeats of base oligomers as the primordial protein-encoding sequence. (1983) (67)
Testosterone-"regulon" in the mouse kidney. (1971) (67)
An argument for the genetic simplicity of man and other mammals (1972) (67)
Antigen-binding specificities of antibodies are primarily determined by seven residues of VH. (1985) (66)
The comparative DNA content of 19 species of placental mammals, reptiles, and birds (2004) (64)
On the end-to-end association of the X and Y chromosomes of Mus musculus. (1959) (64)
Polyploidization in the fish family Cyprinidae, order Cypriniformes (2004) (62)
Microchromosomes in holocephalian, chondrostean and holostean fishes (2004) (62)
On the diploid state of the fish order Ostariophysi (2004) (59)
Chromosomal uniformity in the avian subclass Carinatae (1964) (56)
Universal rule for coding sequence construction: TA/CG deficiency-TG/CT excess. (1988) (56)
Genetically directed preferential X-activation seen in mice (1974) (56)
The HLA-dependent expression of testis-organizing H-Y antigen by human male cells (1978) (55)
X-chromosome behavior in germ and somatic cells of Rattus norvegicus. (1961) (54)
Sex-Linkage of Erythrocyte Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase in Two Species of Wild Hares (1965) (53)
The all pervasive principle of repetitious recurrence governs not only coding sequence construction but also human endeavor in musical composition (2004) (51)
Female germ cells of man. (1961) (50)
Four primordial modes of tRNA-synthetase recognition, determined by the (G,C) operational code. (1997) (48)
Postnatal induction of ovogenesis in the rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) (1963) (47)
Asynchronous activation of parental alleles at the tissue-specific gene loci observed on hybrid trout during early development (2004) (45)
Polyploidization in the fish family Cyprinidae, order Cypriniformes (2004) (42)
The notion of the Cambrian pananimalia genome. (1996) (42)
Concordant evolution of coding and noncoding regions of DNA made possible by the universal rule of TA/CG deficiency-TG/CT excess. (1989) (40)
Original domain for the serum albumin family arose from repeated sequences. (1981) (39)
Conservation of ancient linkage groups in evolution and some insight into the genetic regulatory mechanism of x-inactivation. (1974) (38)
How cytotoxic T cells manage to discriminate nonself from self at the nonapeptide level. (1992) (37)
On the sex chromatin of Gallus domesticus. (1960) (37)
Molecular human cytogenetics (1977) (37)
More about X‐linked testicular feminization of the mouse as a noninducible (is) mutation of a regulatory locus: 5α‐androstan‐3α‐17ß‐diol as the true inducer of kidney alcohol dehydrogenase and ß‐glucuronidase (1971) (36)
Codon preference is but an illusion created by the construction principle of coding sequences. (1988) (35)
Sex chromosomes and microchromosomes of Gallus domesticus (2004) (34)
Cromosomes of the horse, the donkey, and the mule (2004) (34)
The one-to-four rule and paralogues of sex-determining genes (1999) (34)
Commentary on “The Protecton: The Evolutionarily Selected Unit of Humoral Immunity” (1990) (33)
Somatic Selection and Adaptive Evolution on the Inheritance of Acquired Characters (1981) (33)
A Photographic Representation of Mitosis and Meiosis in the Male of Rattus norvegicus (1958) (31)
On isopycnotic behavior of the XX-bivalent in oocytes of Rattus norvegicus. (1960) (31)
Duplication of the LDH gene loci by polyploidization in the fish order Clupeiformes (2004) (31)
The role of H-Y antigen in primary sex determination. (1978) (31)
Many peptide fragments of alien antigens are homologous with host proteins, thus canalizing T-cell responses. (1991) (31)
The centromeric and nucleolus-associated heterochromatin of Rattus norvegicus. (1959) (31)
HISTO- AND CYTOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE SUPERFICIAL LAYER OF YOLK PLATELETS IN THE TRITURUS EMBRYO. (1964) (31)
DNA values of four primitive chordates (1967) (30)
Do XY- and O-sperm occur in Mus musculus? (1959) (29)
Testis-determining H-Y antigen in XO males of the mole-vole (Ellobius lutescens) (1977) (28)
Two plasma membrane antigens of testicular Sertoli cells and H-2-restricted versus unrestricted lysis by female T cells (1978) (27)
Sex difference in alcohol metabolism; androgenic steroid as an inducer of kidney alcohol dehydrogenase (1970) (27)
Brief Report: Chromosome-21 and Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria (1964) (27)
The grammatical rule for all DNA: Junk and coding sequences (1991) (27)
Early genes that were oligomeric repeats generated a number of divergent domains on their own. (1987) (27)
The Malthusian parameter of ascents: what prevents the exponential increase of one's ancestors? (1996) (26)
Genetic Control of Lactate Dehydrogenase Formation in the Hagfish Eptatretus stoutii (1967) (26)
The Y-linked testis determining gene and H-Y plasma membrane antigen gene: are they one and the same? (1985) (26)
Early meiosis of male germ cells in fetal testis of Felis domestica. (1962) (26)
The basis of nuclear sex difference in somatic cells of the opossum Didelphis virginiana. (1960) (26)
An attempt to approach the molecular mechanisms of primary sex determination: W‐ and Y‐chromosomal conserved simple repetitive DNA sequences and their differential expression in mRNA (1983) (25)
Duplication for the Sake of Producing More of the Same (1970) (25)
Further Characterization of os Mutation of Mouse β-Glucuronidase Locus (1971) (25)
Multiple Gene Loci for the Monomeric Hemoglobin of the Hagfish (Eptatretus stoutii) (1966) (25)
H-Y antigen in testes of XX(BALB)/XY (C3H) chimaeric male mouse. (1978) (24)
Repeats of base oligomers as the primordial coding sequences of the primeval earth and their vestiges in modern genes (2005) (24)
Duplication of the autosomally inherited 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase gene locus in tetraploid species of cyprinid fish (1968) (23)
Allelic inhibition at the autosomally inherited gene locus for liver alcohol dehydrogenase in chicken-quail hybrids (1968) (23)
The analysis of Lyon's hypothesis through preferential X-activation (1974) (23)
The Y-linked H-Y antigen locus and the X-linked Tfm locus as major regulatory genes of the mammalian sex determining mechanism. (1977) (23)
Various regulatory sequences are deprived of their uniqueness by the universal rule of TA/CG deficiency and TG/CT excess. (1990) (23)
Somatic association of the positively heteropycnotic x-chromosomes in female mice (Mus musculus). (1958) (23)
Physical Properties of Androgen Receptors in Brain Cytosol from Normal and Testicular Feminized (Tfm/y♀) Mice* (1978) (22)
The primary and secondary constrictions on the chromosomes of the rat lymphoblast. (1955) (22)
More about the mammalian X chromosome. (1962) (21)
News, opinion and letters (1972) (21)
Concentration of RNA on the heteropycnotic XY bivalent of the rat. (1956) (20)
The notion of the Cambrian pananimalia genome and a genomic difference that separated vertebrates from invertebrates. (1998) (20)
THE MAMMALIAN GENOME IN EVOLUTION AND CONSERVATION OF THE ORIGINAL X-LINKAGE GROUP (1969) (20)
Sex chromosome behavior pattern in germ and somatic cells of Mesocricetus auratus (2004) (19)
Molecular evolution and organization of the chromosome (1984) (19)
Identification of human H-Y antigen and its testis-organizing function. (1979) (19)
The invariably present tryptophan loop as the core of all divergent antigen-binding pockets. (1984) (19)
Evolution from primordial oligomeric repeats to modern coding sequences (2007) (18)
Evolution Is Condemned to Rely upon Variations of the Same Theme: The One Ancestral Sequence for Genes and Spacers (2015) (18)
Repetition as the essence of life on this earth: music and genes. (1987) (18)
A phylogenetic view of the X-chromosome in man. (1965) (18)
Unexpected homology between inducible cell wall protein QID74 of filamentous fungi and BR3 salivary protein of the insect Chironomus. (1998) (18)
Identification of the 48-base-long primordial building block sequence of mouse immunoglobulin variable region genes. (1982) (18)
Comparative cytological study of Phasianus colchicus, Meleagris gallopavo, and Gallus domesticus (1962) (18)
Promethean Evolution as the Biological Basis of Human Freedom and Equality (2015) (18)
The reason for as well as the consequence of the cambrian explosion in animal evolution (2009) (17)
Sex chromosomes and sex-linked genes. (Monographs on endocrinology, Vol. 1.). (1967) (17)
Cytological study of Searle's X-autosome translocation in Mus musculus (1965) (17)
Direct Handling of Germ Cells (1965) (17)
The cardinal principle of like attracting like generates many ubiquitous oligopeptides shared by divergent proteins. (1994) (16)
The predominance of heterozygotes found in wild goldfish of lake Erie at the gene locus for sorbitol dehydrogenase (1969) (15)
Chromosomal constitution in glucose-6-phosphatate-dehydrogenase deficiency. (1961) (15)
On concerted origin of transfer RNAs with complementary anticodons (1993) (15)
Molecular biology of sex differentiation. (1971) (15)
Synchronous activation of both parental alleles at the 6-PGD locus of Japanese quail embryos (1968) (15)
Sex chromosomes of the chinchilla: Allocycly and duplication sequence in somatic cells and behavior in meiosis (1965) (15)
Note on non-chiasma-type association between the X and Y chromosomes of Drosophila melanogaster and Mus musculus. (1957) (15)
On the X-chromosomes of mouse mammary carcinoma cells. (1959) (14)
(AGCTG) (AGCTG) (AGCTG) (GGGTG) as the primordial sequence of intergenic spacers: the role in immunoglobulin class switch. (1981) (14)
Conjugation of the heteropycnotic X and Y chromosomes of the rat spermatocyte. (1957) (14)
Mouse immunoglobulin coding sequences for the heavy-chain variable region arose as repeats of the two short building blocks. (1982) (14)
A song in praise of peptide palindromes. (1993) (14)
Cellular immune response to non-MHC plasma membrane antigens. (1980) (13)
Testosterone and cellular response. (1977) (13)
Androgen and estrogen receptors in brain cytosol from male, female, and testicular feminized (tfm/y hermaphrodite) mice. (1976) (13)
Grammatical analysis of DNA sequences provides a rationale for the regulatory control of an entire chromosome. (1990) (13)
On the nucleolus-associated chromatin. (1956) (13)
Origin of intervening sequences within mammalian genes and the universal signal for their removal. (1980) (13)
The one ancestor per generation rule and three other rules of mitochondrial inheritance. (1997) (13)
On evolutionarily conserved simple repetitive DNA sequences: do "sex-specific" satellite components serve any sequence dependent function? (1983) (12)
Genes in multiple copies as the primary cause of aging. (1978) (12)
TRANSLOCATION HETEROZYGOSITY IN MAN (1961) (12)
The Creation of a New Gene from a Redundant Duplicate of an Old Gene (1970) (12)
More about the testosterone induction of kidney alcohol dehydrogenase activity in the mouse (1970) (12)
Nuclear DHT-receptor in Tfm-Y kidney cell. (1972) (12)
CHROMOSOME-21 AND PAROXYSMAL NOCTURNAL HEMOGLOBINURIA. (1964) (12)
A Robertsonian type of chromosomal change in L4946 mouse ascites lymphoma. (1960) (11)
Studies on cyclophosphamide, antitumor alkylating compound. I. Effect on mouse leukemias. (1960) (11)
Identification of the 45-base-long primordial building block of the entire class I major histocompatibility complex antigen gene. (1982) (11)
MHC Evolution and Development of a Recognition System (1994) (11)
Relationship between large Y-chromosome and side-by-side pairing of the XY-bivalent observed in the chinese hamster, Cricetus griseus (2004) (11)
Developmental genetics of the alcohol dehydrogenase locus of the Japanese quail (2005) (11)
Testicular feminization of the mouse: paucity of peroxisomes in Leydig cell of the testis. (1981) (11)
The total number of genes in the mammalian genome (1986) (11)
PROPERTIES OF X CHROMOSOMES (1961) (11)
On periodicities governing the construction of genes and proteins. (2009) (10)
[DNA reduplication pattern in the giant sex chromosomes of Microtus agrestis]. (1965) (10)
The 48-base-long primordial building block of immunoglobulin light-chain variable regions is complementary to the primordial building block of heavy-chain variable regions. (1982) (10)
Sexual differentiation and testosterone production. (1976) (9)
Morphological Aspects of Meiosis and Their Genetical Significance (1970) (9)
Dynamics of the condensed female X chromosome. (1963) (8)
Can a protein influence the fate of its own coding sequence?: the amino- and carboxyl-terminal regions of H1 histone. (1993) (8)
Morphology of intranuclear inclusions in liver cells infected with contagious canine hepatitis. (1954) (8)
The genome of the THE I human transposable repetitive elements is composed of a basic motif homologous to an ancestral immunoglobulin gene sequence. (1994) (8)
Segmental homology and internal repetitiousness identified in putative nucleic acid polymerase and human hepatitis B surface antigen of human hepatitis B virus. (1984) (8)
The Significance of Gene Duplication in Immunoglobulin Evolution (Epimethean Natural Selection and Promethean Evolution) (1978) (8)
The evidence of gene duplication for S-form NADP-linked isocitrate dehydrogenase in carp and goldfish (1970) (8)
The ancestor of the adaptive immune system was the CAM system for organogenesis. (1987) (8)
CYTOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF PARABIOTIC DISEASE IN MICE (1966) (8)
Central aromatization of testosterone in testicular feminized mice (1977) (7)
Comparative Pathological Changes in AKR Mice Following Intranasal Instillation of Tumor Cells and Streptococci (1958) (7)
Demonstration of bi-partite spiral structure on spermatogonial anaphase chromosomes of Mus musculus. (1958) (7)
De Novo mutation-like events observed at the 6PGD locus of the Japanese quail, and the principle of polymorphism breeding more polymorphism (1969) (7)
The identification of testis-organizing H-Y antigen of man as hydrophobic polymers of a M.W. 18,000 subunit. (1980) (7)
The curse of Prometheus is laid upon the immune system. (1981) (7)
Meiotic-like divisions in normal myelocytes. (1954) (7)
Human Population Cytogenetics.W. M. Court Brown (1969) (7)
The origin of the sex chromatin body. (1963) (6)
Polymorphism and monomorphism in class-I MHC antigens. (1983) (6)
Tandem Duplication Involving Part of One Linkage Group at a Time (1970) (6)
Compensatory renal hypertrophy in the absence of androgen binding. (1975) (6)
Conservation of the Original X and Homology of the X-linked Genes in Placental Mammals (1966) (6)
Of palindromes and peptides (1992) (6)
Intrinsic evolution of proteins. The role of peptidic palindromes. (1990) (6)
Kinetic Properties of Human Placental Aromatase (2000) (6)
On the selective elimination of Y-bearing sperm (1978) (5)
Use of transgenic mice with human MHC class 1 gene (HLA-A2). (1985) (5)
The notion of primordial building blocks in construction of genes and transcriptional and processing errors due to random occurrence of oligonucleotide signal sequences. (1985) (5)
SEX-DETERMINING GENES AND GENE REGULATION (1981) (5)
A morphological element found on rat chromosomes. (1954) (5)
The first set of antigens confronted by the emerging immune system. (1990) (5)
Asynchronous activation of parenteral alleles at the tissue-specific gene loci observed on hybrid trout during early development. (1968) (5)
Conservation of the X-Linkage Group in Toto by All Eutherian Mammals (1994) (5)
To be or not to be a responder in T-cell responses: ubiquitous oligopeptides in all proteins (2004) (5)
The origin of immunoglobulins and T-cell receptors is likely to be the cell death sensor of macrophages. (1996) (5)
A discussion on determination of sex (1971) (5)
Genes and the inner conflicts of being man. (1978) (4)
Modern coding sequences are in the periodic-to-chaotic transition. (1989) (4)
Gene Duplication as an Evolutionary Force (1970) (4)
The Grammatical Rule of DNA Language (1991) (4)
Molecular biology of sex differentiation1 (2009) (4)
Polyploidy: Duplication of the Entire Genome (1970) (4)
THE SEX CHROMATIN: ITS ORIGIN AND NATURE* (1964) (4)
The effect of the mouse X‐linked Testicular feminization mutation on the hypothalamus‐pituitary axis. (1973) (4)
Animal model, x-linked testicular feminization mutation of the mouse. (1974) (3)
Chromosomes in Meiosis (1974) (3)
Nature’s Great Experiment with Gene Duplication during Evolution from Tunicate-like Creatures to Fish (1970) (3)
The Curse of Prometheus Is Laid upon the Immune System (1981) (3)
Time and Place of Action of Sex-determining Factors in Ontogeny (1966) (3)
Associative Recognition of Testis-Organizing H-Y Antigen and Immunological Confusion (1981) (3)
Three-dimensional observations on the intranuclear structure. (1956) (3)
On the chromosome numbers of hematopoietic cells at different stages of maturation (2004) (3)
H-Y antigen and sex determination in mammals (1981) (3)
Intrinsic evolution of proteins. The role of peptidic palindromes. (1989) (3)
Homology between coding and noncoding sequences within the human class I HLA antigen gene (1983) (3)
Is sex-specifically arranged repetitive DNA involved in primary sex determination of vertebrates? (1982) (3)
Isopycnotic behavior of the X-univalent in the XO mouse ovum. (1966) (3)
Why not androgynes among mammals? (1978) (3)
Physical properties of androgen receptors in brain cytosol from normal and testicular feminized (Tfm/y hermaphrodite) mice. (1978) (3)
Immunological Self-Nonself Discrimination and Numerous Peptide Fragments Shared by Unrelated Proteins (1992) (3)
Of Words, Genes and Music (1988) (3)
On atypical ana- and telophase figures in normal rat myelocytes (2004) (3)
Cardiac pathology in experimental brucellosis. (1960) (3)
Evolution of genes by Epimethean hindsight. (The Japan Society of Human Genetics Award Lecture). (1981) (2)
Studies on the Radioelements in the Contaminating Radioactive Fish-III (1957) (2)
Further characterization of Os mutation of mouse beta-glucuronidase locus. (1971) (2)
Evolution from Amphibians to Birds and Mammals and the Abrupt Cessation of Nature’s Experiment at the Reptilian Stage (1970) (2)
The one-to-four rule and paralogues of sex-determining genes. (2001) (2)
Atavistic mutations reflect the long life span of dispensable genes. (1987) (2)
The Inherently Feminine Embryonic Plan and Testosterone Induction of the Male Secondary Sex (1979) (2)
Duplication of Regulatory Genes and Receptors (1970) (2)
Three Different Consequences of X-autosome Translocation (1966) (2)
Evolution of genes by epimethean hindsight (1981) (2)
Cellular oncogenes as the ancestors of endocrine and paracrine growth factors and their evolutionary relic status in vertebrates. (1985) (2)
Other Mechanisms for Achieving Gene Duplication (1970) (2)
Active sites of ligands and their receptors are made of common peptides that are also found elsewhere (2004) (2)
Atypical anaphase figures in normal myelocytes involved in the formation of various types of leukocyte nuclei (2004) (2)
A hormone-like action of H-Y antigen and gonadal development of XY/XX mosaic males and hermaphrodites (1976) (2)
The Number of Genes in the Mammalian Genome and the Need for Master Regulatory Genes (1979) (2)
In vitro studies of gonadal organogenesis in the presence and absence of H-Y antigen (2007) (1)
1 – Genes, Evolution, and the Immortality of the Monophyletic Germ Line (1985) (1)
Elucidation of So-called Sex-determining Factors (1966) (1)
Mutation as a Change in the Base Sequence of a DNA Cistron (1970) (1)
Conservation of the Original Z-Chromosome by Diverse Avian Species and Homology of the Z-linked Genes (1966) (1)
Of testis and H-Y antigen (1987) (1)
The Differential Regulation of Former Alleles and Their Transformation to Isozyme Genes (1970) (1)
The Spontaneous Mutation Rate (1970) (1)
Universal constraint on evolution of all coding sequences. (1992) (1)
Polyphyletic Evolution of Vertebrates (1966) (1)
Primitives Inherit the Earth (1970) (1)
Male Chauvinism and a Misunderstanding of Sexual Dimorphism (1979) (1)
EDITORIAL (1984) (1)
Conservation in toto of the mammalian X-linkage group as a frozen accident (1987) (1)
Testicular feminization of the mouse: reduction of peroxisome population in Leydig cells of the testis (1975) (1)
Chromosomen in der Meiose (1970) (1)
More about X-linked testicular feminization of the mouse as a noninducible(is)mutation of a regulatory locus: 5-alpha-androstan-3-alpha-17-beta-diol as the true inducer of kidney alcohol dehydrogenase and beta-glucuronidase. (1971) (1)
The Basic Difference in Constitution between the Mammalian X and the Drosophila X (1966) (1)
Testis-organizing H-Y antigen as a discrete protein; Its MHC restricted immune recognition and the genomic environment in which H-Y gene operates (2004) (1)
Two major regulatory genes for mammalian sex determination and differentiation (1984) (1)
Cytologic and genetic evidence of somatic segregation in mammals, birds, and fishes (1966) (1)
Conditio Sine Qua Non for de Novo Emergence of New Genes and the Concept of Primordial Building Blocks (1986) (1)
The Mammalian Sex Chromosomes (1979) (1)
Studies on the Radioelements in the Contaminating Radioactive Fish-II:On Skipjacks Caught at the Pacific Ocean in 1956 (Part1) (1957) (1)
Why Sexual Dimorphism (1979) (1)
The Rate of Evolution and the Importance of Isolation (1970) (1)
Veterinary medical cytogenetics. (1968) (1)
Chromosomes in Interphase Nuclei (1956) (1)
Proceedings: Restoration of androgen sensitivity in the hypothalamo-pituitary axis of the testicular feminized mouse by a 'protective' gene. (1974) (1)
Major Regulatory Genes for Mammalian Sexual Development Review (1976) (1)
THE EFFECT OF THE MOUSE X-LINKED TESTICULAR FEMINIZATION MUTATION ON THE HYPOTHALAMUS-AXIS. I. PARADOXICAL EFFECT OF TESTOSTERONE UPON PITUITARY GONADOTROPHS (1974) (0)
The Two Different Means of Achieving Dosage Compensation for X-linked Genes Employed by Drosophila and Mammals (1966) (0)
[CYTOLOGICAL BASES OF SEX CHROMOSOMES]. (1964) (0)
Initial Gonadal Differentiation and the History of H-Y Antigen (1979) (0)
MAMMALIAN PRIMARY SEX DETERMINING MECHANISM, Y-LINKED GENE AND H-Y ANTIGEN : (1983) (0)
[On the distribution of monocytes at an early stage of the experimental tuberculosis; monocyte as a carrier of tubercle bacilli and the metastasis of tuberculous lesions due to the necrosis of such monocyte]. (1952) (0)
[Not Available]. (1984) (0)
Testis-Organizing H-Y Antigen and the Cell Lineage-Specific Antigen of Testicular Sertoli and Ovarian Follicular Cells: H-2 Restricted and Nonrestricted Killing by Female T-Cells of Testicular Sertoli Cells (1979) (0)
The Consequences of Y-autosome Translocation and the XO as the Normal Female of Certain Mammalian Species (1966) (0)
Man as a Sexually Dimorphic Species (1979) (0)
Testis-Organizing Function of H-Y Antigen (1979) (0)
Why Are a Number of Unlinked Genes Involved in H-Y Antigen Expression ? (1979) (0)
Karyokinetic theory on leukopoiesis. (1956) (0)
The Developmental Strategy of Competitive Displacements and the Role of β2-Microglobulin-H-2 or HLA Dimers in Organogenesis (1979) (0)
Perpetuation of the Germ Line (1970) (0)
Various Consequences of the Dosage Compensation by X-inactivation (1966) (0)
Whence Comes Man (1970) (0)
Genetic regulatory systems for mammalian sexual development (1975) (0)
Abolition of All Adrogen Target Organ Responses by the X-Linked Tfm (Testicular Feminization) Mutation (1979) (0)
Concluding Remarks: Where do We go from Here? (1969) (0)
Messages in Palindromic Verses (1991) (0)
Mystery of science and technology and human beings (1994) (0)
Primordial double-strander code and double-strand use in origins of tRNAs and cognate synthetases (1996) (0)
Was an Idiotype Network Working in the Evolutionary Past (1981) (0)
Chromosomes of Eukaryotes (1970) (0)
Selected bibliography of Susumu Ohno. (1998) (0)
Conversion of testosterone to androstenedione by liver homogenates of testicular feminized mice (1976) (0)
PROMETHEAN FORESIGHT OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM AND MHC ANTIGEN POLYMORPHISM (1981) (0)
Differentiation of the Primitive Sex Elements at the Expense of the Y or W, and the Conservation of the Original X or Z (1966) (0)
Book Review Huxley: From devil's disciple to evolution's high priest By Adrian Desmond. 820 pp. Reading, Mass., Addison–Wesley, 1997. $37.50. 0-201-95987-9 (1998) (0)
Linkage group conservation and the notion of 24 primordial vertebrate linkage groups (1984) (0)
Are will tetraploids or octaploids?(Invited Public lectures International, Abstracts of the 49th Annual Meeting of the Society of Chromosome Research) (1998) (0)
The Tfm Mutation Affects the Nuclear-Cytosol Androgen-Receptor Protein (1979) (0)
Evidence Indicating that the X and the Y or the Z and the W were Originally an Homologous Pair of Ordinary Chromosomes (1966) (0)
EVOLUTIONARY ORIGIN OF ANTIGEN-BINDING POCKETS (1986) (0)
The Conservative Nature of Chromosomal Evolution (1970) (0)
Evolution The presence of codon-anticodon pairs in the acceptor stem of tRNAs ( RNA world / double-stranded code / complementary tRNAs / aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases ) (2005) (0)
Cytogenetics stages its own revival (1979) (0)
Male-specific antigens and HLA phenotypes (1985) (0)
Apparent Absence of Dosage Compensation for Z-linked Genes of Avian Species (1966) (0)
Antiquity of the Genetic Mechanism of Sex Determination and the Immortality of the Primary Sex Determining Gene (1987) (0)
Replication of Nucleic Acids on the Basis of A-T, G-C Complementality and the Origin of Life (1970) (0)
[The reason for Haeckel's dictum is the immortality of genes]. (1994) (0)
Evolution of human kind and science & technology - Role of DNA database in genetics research (1989) (0)
“Self” to cytotoxic T cells has to be 1 000 or less high affinity nonapeptides per MHC antigen (2004) (0)
EVOLUTION OF SEX CHROMOSOMES IN MAMMALS1 (1969) (0)
The Curse of Prometheus Is Laid upon the Immune System (Part 1 of 2) (1981) (0)
The Attainment of a Permanent Heterozygous Advantage by the Incorporation of Two Former Alleles into the Genome (1970) (0)
Book review (2008) (0)
The Conservation of the Original X and Dosage Compensation in the Face of X-polysomy (1966) (0)

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