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Adaptive Divergence and Functional Convergence: The Evolution of Pulmonary Gene Expression in Amphibians of the Qingzang Plateau.

Molecular ecology - 1 Mar 2025

Chang Liming, Zhu Wei, Chen Qiheng, Zhao Chunlin, Sui Lulu, Shen Cheng, Zhang Qunde, Wang Bin, Jiang Jianping

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The Qingzang Plateau, with its harsh environmental conditions-low oxygen, high ultraviolet radiation and significant temperature fluctuations-demands specialised adaptations for survival. While genetic adaptations have been extensively studied, gene expression's role in amphibian adaptation to high elevations remains understudied. This study analysed pulmonary gene expression in 119 amphibians across the plateau...

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PMID: 39895507
DOI: 10.1111/mec.17663

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