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Identification of common differentially expressed genes in Turner (45,X) and Klinefelter (47,XXY) syndromes using bioinformatics analysis.

María Carolina ManotasJuan Camilo CalderónLiliana López-KleineFernando SuarezOlga María Moreno-NiñoAdriana P Rojas
Published in: Molecular genetics & genomic medicine (2020)
Of the 16 identified as under-expressed in 45,X cells and over-expressed in 47,XXY cells, 14 are located in X chromosome and 2 in autosomal chromosome; 8 of these genes are involved in the regulation of gene expression: 5 genes are related to epigenetic mechanisms, 2 in regulation of splicing processes, and 1 in the protein synthesis process. Our results are limited by it being the product of a bioinformatic analysis from mRNA isolated from whole blood, this makes necessary further exploration of the relationships between these genes and Turner syndrome and Klinefelter syndrome in the future.
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