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The mutation masculinizer (man) defines a sex-determining gene with maternal and zygotic functions in Musca domestica L.
Genetics - 1 Jan 1997
Schmidt R, Hediger M, Nöthiger R, Dübendorfer A
Abstract excerpt
In Musca domestica, the primary signal for sex determination is the dominant factor M, which is assumed to regulate a postulated female-determining gene F. Presence of M prevents expression of F so that male development ensues. In the absence of M, F can become active, which dictates the female p...
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