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<i>eyes absent</i> in the cockroach panoistic ovaries regulates proliferation and differentiation through ecdysone signalling

2019-11-12

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Eyes absent (Eya), is a protein structurally conserved from hydrozoans to humans, for which two basic roles have been reported: it can act as a transcription cofactor and as a protein tyrosine phosphatase. Eya was discovered in the fly Drosophila melanogaster in relation to its function in eye development, and the same function was later reported in other insects. Eya is also involved in insect oogenesis, althoug...

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91003fb9-e064-588c-b644-b2a14f88ff2c
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10.1101/839639
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