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埃克迪松受体自主控制Drosophila卵巢中的生殖细胞分化

Lauren E Jung1, Alexandria I Warren1, Changhong Yin2

  • 1Department of Biology, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC 27858, USA.

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|January 7, 2026
PubMed
概括

埃克迪松受体 (EcR) 自主控制Drosophila卵巢中的生殖系干细胞分化. 低EcR水平维持干细胞,而高水平通过调节母体基因转录来促进分化.

关键词:
埃克迪索尼 (ecdysone) 是一种生殖系干细胞的生殖系干细胞.眼睛的生成 眼睛的产生类固醇激素是类固醇激素激素的类固醇激素.

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