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Sensory rewiring in an echolocator: genome-wide modification of retinogenic and auditory genes in the bat Myotis davidii.

G3 (Bethesda, Md.) - 4 Aug 2014

Hudson Nicholas J, Baker Michelle L, Hart Nathan S, Wynne James W, Gu Quan, Huang Zhiyong, Zhang Guojie, Ingham Aaron B, Wang Linfa, Reverter Antonio

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Bats comprise 20% of all mammalian species and display a number of characteristics, including true flight, echolocation, and a heightened ability to resist viral load that uniquely position this group for comparative genomic studies. Here we searched for evidence of genomic variation consistent with sensory rewiring through bat evolution. We focused on two species with divergent sensory preferences. Myotis...

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PMID: 25096539
DOI: 10.1534/g3.114.011262
PMCID: PMC4199690

Genes

CLN8
CRX
CRYBB1
GPX1
GRK7
HPS1
IKZF1
LAMC3
OTOF
OTOS
PRPH2
RBP3
RHO
SOD1
SOX8
SOX9
TBX18
TMIE
TPRN
VAX2
WFS1

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