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  1. ...transcription, the accompanying changes to chromatin structure and how those changes contribute to correct activation in the early embryo are not well characterized (Robert et al. 2015).Functional and genomic studies have revealed some epigenetic regulatory mechanisms that influence germline chromatin...
  2. ...Global 3′ UTR shortening, exhibiting cell type–specific patterns, has been reported in some model organisms, such as mice and Drosophila (Shulman and Elkon 2019; Lee et al. 2022). However, in pigs, the dynamics of these patterns, particularly at single-cell resolution, remain largely unexplored. Given...
  3. ...) that coexist with a polyploid somatic macronucleus (MAC) responsible for gene expression. During sexual processes (conjugation of compatible reactive partners or a self-fertilization process called autogamy), the MICs undergo meiosis and transmit the germline to the diploid zygotic nucleus through...
  4. ...by type and stage (Fig. 4B). From a central group of progenitor cells, trajectories formed that generally reflected progression through embryogenesis and that branched out into major cell types. Projecting data from individual biological replicates using the UMAP algorithm revealed similar cell clustering...
  5. ...accumulate with divergence time. Here, we address these issues by comparing gene expression among strains and species of Drosophila with a range of divergence times and use F1 hybrids to examine inheritance patterns and disentangle cis- and trans-regulatory changes. We find that the fixation of compensatory...
  6. ...(Irimia et al. 2009). More recently, the splicing patterns of 13 human exons were examined in a transgenic mouse, revealing that cisregulatory changes contributed significantly to interspecies differences in exon skipping (Barbosa-Morais et al. 2012). A similar survey from Drosophila F1 hybrid head tissue...
  7. ...be advantageous in an arms race against invading nucleic acids. We found that gonochoristic species that mate at every generation possess much larger numbers of piRNAs than androdioecious species that primarily self-fertilize. In Drosophila, maternally deposited piRNAs can silence paternal transposons (Brennecke...
  8. ...such somatic expression facilitate transposition in the germline? One possibility is that somatic expression provides an indirect route for TEs to enter the germline; this has been observed during oogenesis in Drosophila melanogaster, where TEs expressed in support cells surrounding the oocytes either infect...
  9. ...). This finding is consistent with previous functional studies of Drosophila ZAD-ZNFs (Kasinathan et al. 2020) and our observation that the copy number of dipteran ZNFs does not correlate with the number of TE copies (Supplemental Data 1). Notably, we also found that in all species both retroelements and DNA...
  10. ....106054.110 ↵Bushati N, Stark A, Brennecke J, Cohen SM. 2008. Temporal reciprocity of miRNAs and their targets during the maternal-to-zygotic transition in Drosophila. Curr Biol 18: 501–506. doi:10.1016/j.cub.2008.02.081 ↵Christou-Kent M, Dhellemmes M...
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