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<i>Doublesex-</i> mediated regulation of insulin signaling drives sex-specific body growth

2026-06-29

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Most animals develop sex-biased body sizes driven by sexually divergent plasticity in nutrient-dependent growth. Prior work in Drosophila , implicated the sex-determination gene transformer ( tra ) in regulation of sex differences in body size. However, tra does not widely mediate sex determination across insects. Thus, the unifying molecular pathway governing female-biased sexual size dimorphism (SSD) remains...

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45dc47b2-7660-58f0-b953-0634a2e31a10
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10.64898/2026.06.26.734866
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