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Sequential regulation of maternal mRNAs through a conserved cis-acting element in their 3’UTRs

2018-04-02

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Maternal mRNAs are synthesized during oogenesis to initiate the development of future generations. Some maternal mRNAs are determinants of somatic or germline fate and must be translationally repressed until embryogenesis. However, the translational repressors themselves are also temporally regulated. We use polar granule component ( pgc ), a Drosophila maternal mRNA, as a model system to ask how maternal mRNAs...

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5bb4f61e-a1d3-593d-b049-6dfcc03d0d14
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10.1101/285569
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