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When genomes collide: multiple modes of germline misregulation in a dysgenic syndrome of <i>Drosophila virilis</i>

2014-05-13

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In sexually reproducing species the union of gametes that are not closely related can result in genomic incompatibility. Hybrid dysgenic syndromes represent a form of genomic incompatibility that can arise when transposable element (TE) abundance differs between two parents. When TEs lacking in the female parent are transmitted paternally, a lack of corresponding silencing small RNAs (piRNAs) transmitted through t...

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fc821a04-2feb-5bf0-967f-40c074fba743
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10.1101/005124
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