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Steroid signaling controls sex-specific development in an invertebrate

2023-12-23

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In vertebrate sexual development, two important steroid hormones, testosterone and estrogen, regu-late the sex-specific development of many tissues. In contrast, invertebrates utilize a single steroid hormone, ecdysone, to regulate developmental timing in both sexes. However, here we show that in Drosophila melanogaster, sex-specific ecdysone (E) signaling controls important aspects of gonad sexual dimorphism. Rat...

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fd2c5ce6-3b66-5dc8-a21e-e095b8f39b39
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10.1101/2023.12.22.573099
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