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Maternal-zygotic gene conflict over sex determination: effects of inbreeding.
Genetics - 1 Jul 2000
Werren J H, Hatcher M J
Abstract excerpt
There is growing evidence that sex determination in a wide range of organisms is determined by interactions between maternal-effect genes and zygotically expressing genes. Maternal-effect genes typically produce products (e.g., mRNA or proteins) that are placed into the egg during oogenesis and therefore depend upon maternal genotype. Here it is shown that maternal-effect and zygotic genes are subject to...
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