– University of Kent study reveals that the Y chromosome is dwindling, raising concern about the potential extinction of males
– Y chromosome is responsible for male sex determination and carries the SRY gene
– Y chromosome has limited gene repertoire and is shrinking over time
– Y chromosome lacks genetic recombination benefits, leading to degeneration
– Y chromosome shows resistance and adaptability through DNA sequence development
– Y chromosome has disappeared in some species, raising concerns for human reproduction
– Assisted reproductive technologies may help bypass the Y chromosome in the future
– Y chromosome disappearance predicted in 4.6 million years, indicating a potential new system of sex determination or species evolution.