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<i>trans</i> -homolog interaction regulates the sex-biased expression of an X-linked gene

2020-03-23

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Sex-biased gene expression patterns in animals are generally controlled by the somatic sex-determination hierarchies. How the different tiers of these hierarchies act on sexually dimorphic gene regulation is still poorly understood. In the developing Drosophila biarmipes wing, the X-linked gene yellow is expressed in males in a specific distal spot pattern that prefigures a corresponding adult pigmentation patte...

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6de96836-1c0a-5215-9106-a239074133df
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10.1101/2020.03.23.003103
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