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<i>tudor-domain containing protein 5-prime</i> promotes male sexual identity in the <i>Drosophila</i> germline and is repressed in females by <i>Sex lethal</i>

2018-08-09

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For sexually reproducing organisms, production of male or female gametes depends on specifying the correct sexual identity in the germline. In D. melanogaster, Sex lethal ( Sxl ) is the key gene that controls sex determination in both the soma and the germline, but how it does so in the germline is unknown, other than that it is different than in the soma. We conducted an RNA expression profiling experiment to i...

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95f8bc85-bd5f-5bcd-92bb-498a63dfa47d
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10.1101/388850
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