1979
DOI: 10.1002/art.1780221107
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Primary sex determination

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“…The sex-determining region Y ( SRY ) gene is located in the sex-determining region of Y chromosome, and its sequence is highly conserved and easily adapted to quantitative assays ( Nelson, 2002 ; Harley, Clarkson & Argentaro, 2003 ). H-Y antigen, another potential marker for identification, is a male tissue-specific antigen secreted by the testis ( Wolf, 1998 ), and was previously used to determine sex of bovine embryos ( Wachtel, 1979 ). The objective of the current study was to establish an effective diagnostic approach for freemartin by either qualitative and quantitative detection of the SRY gene or quantitative detection of H-Y antigen.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The sex-determining region Y ( SRY ) gene is located in the sex-determining region of Y chromosome, and its sequence is highly conserved and easily adapted to quantitative assays ( Nelson, 2002 ; Harley, Clarkson & Argentaro, 2003 ). H-Y antigen, another potential marker for identification, is a male tissue-specific antigen secreted by the testis ( Wolf, 1998 ), and was previously used to determine sex of bovine embryos ( Wachtel, 1979 ). The objective of the current study was to establish an effective diagnostic approach for freemartin by either qualitative and quantitative detection of the SRY gene or quantitative detection of H-Y antigen.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%