Recent advances in understanding the mechanisms of sexually dimorphic plasticity: insights from beetle weapons and future directions.
Recent advances in understanding the mechanisms of sexually dimorphic plasticity: insights from beetle weapons and future directions.
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10.1016/j.cois.2017.11.009
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2018-03
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5.3
通讯作者:
Niimi T
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作者:
Zinna RA;Gotoh H;Kojima T;Niimi T
Many traits that are sexually dimorphic, appearing either differently or uniquely in one sex, are also sensitive to an organism’s condition. This phenomenon seems to have evolved to limit genetic conflict between traits that are under different selective pressures in each sex. Recent work has shed light on the molecular and developmental mechanisms that govern this condition sensitive growth, and this work has now expanded to encompass both sexual dimorphism as well as conditionally plastic growth, as it seems the two phenomena are linked on a molecular level. In all cases studied the gene doublesex, a conserved regulator of sex differentiation, controls both sexual dimorphism as well as the condition-dependent plastic responses common to these traits. However, the advent of next-generation -omics technologies has allowed researchers to decipher the common and diverged mechanisms of sexually dimorphic plasticity and expand investigations beyond the foundation laid by studies utilizing beetle weapons.
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