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时钟基因调节Bactrocera dorsalis中的性费洛蒙生产和雄性交配能力

Xinlian Li1, Long Ye1, Yanling Jiang1

  • 1Department of Entomology, College of Plant Protection, South China Agricultural University, Guangzhou, China.

Insect science
|January 17, 2025
PubMed
概括

果的交配节奏是由时钟基因控制的. 破坏加密染色体1 (cry1) 和永恒 (tim) 基因会减少性费洛蒙的产生,并损害雄性交配能力.

关键词:
巴克特罗塞拉的背上部分.昼夜时间表的生物钟.哭泣 哭泣 哭泣 哭泣 哭泣在交配的过程中,交配.性爱费洛蒙是一种性爱费洛蒙.这就是Tim Tim Tim.

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