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4/11/2009
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Unravelling The Wolbachia Evolutionary Role: The Reprogramming Of The Host Genomic Imprinting
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In this paper we provide the first clue that a pathogen modulates its host genomic imprinting, influencing the account of genes knotty in sex differentiation and development. In the leafhopper Zyginidia pullula, males feminized by the endosymbiont Wolbachia pipientis display phenotypic visage that are typical of females, including female gonads, and a female genomic imprinting. More: - Read More |
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