The loss of the Y chromosome in tumour cells is linked to poor outcomes for people with cancer 1, but this genetic alteration might also compromise immune cells that would otherwise fight the ...

The cancer cells of some men feature a striking mutation: their Y chromosome is missing altogether. Now, tantalizing research suggests that this mutation can spread ‘contagiously’ from tumour ...

A new paper published in Nature on June 4 shines light on how an enigmatic part of male aging—the loss of Y chromosomes—is connected with a higher risk of dying from cancer.. In an analysis of ...

When cancer cells in male patients and immune cells in their tumors both lose the Y chromosome, those patients tend to experience poorer outcomes than patients without Y chromosome loss, according ...

Centromeres, specialized regions located at the center of chromosomes, are critical for ensuring proper cell division. During mitosis, centromeres serve as assembly sites for complex protein ...

Leaked medical report states controversial Olympic boxer has 'male' chromosomes. This latest revelation contradicts the claims of IOC spokesman Mark Adams. Author of the article: ...

Letters to the editor submitted to the Naperville Sun. Chromosomes should dictate who competes against who. People with an XY chromosome combination have more physical strength (especially upper ...

India Business News: A leaked Dr Lal PathLabs report alleges Olympic gold medalist Imane Khelif possesses male chromosomes, reigniting the gender eligibility debate. The 2 ...

A medical report indicates Imane Khelif, an Olympic boxing champion, has male chromosomes. This revelation challenges IOC's stance on sex testing. It intensifies debate on fairness in women's ...

The medical report, done by diagnostic services provider Dr LalPath Labs, said that Olympic gold medalist boxer Imane Khelif had male chromosomes. Khelif had won gold at the 2024 Paris Olympics ...

Imane Khelif’s sex-test results from the 2023 World Championships have been published for the first time, with the medical report appearing to indicate that the boxer is biologically male.

Superman syndrome, also known as 47, XYY, is a condition classified as a chromosomal aneuploidy (which is an abnormality in chromosome structure and/or number) in which males have an additional Y ...