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What would be the likely effect of translocating the mammalian Xic region to an autosome?


◦ Both of the autosomes would become inactive.
◦ One of the two autosomes would be inactivated.
◦ One of the two autosomes would double its transcription rate.
◦ Both autosomes would remain active.
◦ There would be no effect.
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