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A Genetic Rollercoaster In the realm of genetics, sex determination is like a game of cosmic roulette. Jennifer Graves, in her magnum opus ‘Sex, Genes and Chromosomes,’ unravels the intricate dance of X and Y chromosomes that decide our biological fate....
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