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Dosage compensation is less effective in birds than in mammals.
Itoh Y, Melamed E, Yang X, Kampf K, Wang S, Yehya N, Van Nas A, Replogle K, Band MR, Clayton DF, Schadt EE, Lusis AJ, Arnold AP
J Biol 2007, 6:2
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