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Characterization of de novo DNA methyltransferase dnmt3 regulating sterility in female allotriploid fish

2019-04-01

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Meiosis is under strict surveillance by checkpoints, which impairment could cause sterility directly via forming defective gametes. DNA methyltransferases, regulating DNA methylation dynamically, are critical for meiosis in mammals. However, little is known about de novo DNA methyltransferases regulating sterility in fish. Here, we firstly compared the gene expression of meiotic key genes in sterile and fertile fi...

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5f28b4df-7504-5b8e-8af4-44db0679f33c
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10.1016/j.aquaculture.2019.02.010
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