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Alternative patterns of sex chromosome differentiation in Aedes aegypti (L).

BMC genomics - 4 Dec 2017

Campbell Corey L, Dickson Laura B, Lozano-Fuentes Saul, Juneja Punita, Jiggins Francis M, Black William C

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BACKGROUND: Some populations of West African Aedes aegypti, the dengue and zika vector, are reproductively incompatible; our earlier study showed that divergence and rearrangements of genes on chromosome 1, which bears the sex locus (M), may be involved. We also previously described a proposed cryptic subspecies SenAae (PK10, Senegal) that had many more high inter-sex FST genes on chromosome 1 than did Ae.aegypti...

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PMID: 29202694
DOI: 10.1186/s12864-017-4348-4
PMCID: PMC5716240

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