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The evolution of gene regulatory programs controlling gonadal development in primates

2025-06-19

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Sex-determining pathways produce dimorphic gonads (ovaries and testes), yet the gene regulatory programs governing gonadogenesis and their evolution in primates remain little explored. Here we report evolutionary analyses of transcriptome and chromatin accessibility data of male and female human, marmoset (New World monkey), and mouse gonadal cells spanning key prenatal stages. We find that the two primates and mo...

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c785bf94-3056-53b0-bc8e-91d5c74dbdab
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10.1101/2025.06.17.659946
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