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Hybrid dysgenesis in <i>Drosophila simulans</i> associated with a rapid invasion of the <i>P</i> -element

2015-11-14

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In a classic example of the invasion of a species by a selfish genetic element, the P- element was horizontally transferred from a distantly related species into Drosophila melanogaster . Despite causing ‘hybrid dysgenesis’, a syndrome of abnormal phenotypes that include sterility, the P- element spread globally in the course of a few decades in D. melanogaster . Until recently, its sister species, including...

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6a91d210-4820-5f2c-ac7d-3b8261fd737d
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10.1101/031781
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