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在基底元动物中转录因子的并行进化

Krishanu Mukherjee1, Leonid L Moroz2,3

  • 1Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience, University of Florida, St. Augustine, FL, USA. krishanu@ufl.edu.

Methods in molecular biology (Clifton, N.J.)
|April 26, 2024
PubMed
概括

类植物基因组显示出广泛的转录因子 (TF) 多样性,这对于复杂的身体计划进化至关重要. 特定于血统的TF扩展,包括指C2H2和homeobox家族,突出显示了元动物中的新奇进化途径.

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安菲米顿是一个的世界.BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH BHLH这就是Ctenophora.动物复杂性的演变.基因组 基因组 基因组 基因组 基因组这是一个Homeobox.这就是 Mnemiopsis.这些神经元是神经元.斑点动物 (Placozoa) 是一种斑点动物.腹腔 (Pleurobrachia) 是一个很大的疾病.波利费拉 (Porifera) 是一种有的植物.转录因子 转录因子转位子 转位子三重复合 (Trichoplax) 是一个三重复合体.

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