| Display title | Biology:X hyperactivation |
| Default sort key | X hyperactivation |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | X hyperactivation refers to the process in Drosophila by which genes on the X chromosome in male flies become twice as active as genes on the X chromosome in female flies.
Because male flies have a single X chromosome and female flies have two X chromosomes, the higher level of activation in males ensures... |
