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Sensory neurons control heritable adaptation to stress through germline reprogramming

2018-08-31

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Maternal neuronal signaling has been reported to program adaptive changes in offspring physiology in diverse organisms [1, 2]. However, the mechanisms for the inheritance of adaptive maternal effects through the germline are largely unknown. In the nematode Auanema freiburgensis , stress-resistance and sex of the offspring depend on environmental cues experienced by the mother. Maternal sensing of high population...

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10.1101/406033
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