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The gene locus for steroid sulfatase, deficiency of which causes X-linked ichthyosis, is assigned to Xp11 leads to Xpter by analysis of 24 man-Chinese hamster somatic cell hybrids. High steroid sulfatase activity in a hybrid clone having retained only part of Xq is explained by demonstration of an additional late-replicating human X chromosome. This observation confirms previous evidence for noninactivation of the STS locus.
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