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Steroid hormone pathways coordinate developmental diapause and olfactory remodeling in Pristionchus pacificus.

Genetics - 24 Jun 2021

Carstensen Heather R, Villalon Reinard M, Banerjee Navonil, Hallem Elissa A, Hong Ray L

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Developmental and behavioral plasticity allow animals to prioritize alternative genetic programs during fluctuating environments. Behavioral remodeling may be acute in animals that interact with host organisms, since reproductive adults and the developmentally arrested larvae often have different ethological needs for chemical stimuli. To understand the genes that coordinate the development and host-seeking...

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PMID: 33963848
DOI: 10.1093/genetics/iyab071
PMCID: PMC8225345

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