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<i>apterous A</i> specifies dorsal wing patterns and sexual traits in butterflies

2017-04-26

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Butterflies have evolved different color patterns on their dorsal and ventral wing surfaces to serve different signaling functions, yet the developmental mechanisms controlling surface-specific patterning are still unknown. Here, we mutate both copies of the transcription factor apterous in Bicyclus anynana butterflies using CRISPR/Cas9 and show that apterous A functions both as a repressor and modifier of vent...

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7625f37d-93e2-5e95-ad70-0f56f3cc3186
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10.1101/131011
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