Genes and Pathways Underpinning Klinefelter Syndrome at Bulk and Single-Cell Levels
Linlin Tian,
Yan Yu,
Ziqing Mao
et al.
Abstract:Klinefelter syndrome (KS) is the most frequent genetic anomaly in infertile males. Despite this, the molecular mechanisms involved in KS are poorly de ned. Based on bulk transcriptome and single-cell RNA sequencing datasets with peripheral blood monocyte (PBMC) sample(s) from healthy and KS men, this study was designed to address critical genes and pathways correlated with the occurrence of KS.Through a comparison between control and KS samples, we obtained 5 hub genes, including two upregulated genes (XG and … Show more
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