ライフサイエンスコーパス: paternal effect

1 9.9 x 10(-6) for difference in maternal and paternal effects).

2 e Coccinellini, and that this was entirely a paternal effect.

3 ng RNAs (sncRNAs) as potential regulators of paternal effects.

4 sRNAs) can contribute to the transmission of paternal effects.

5 vidence of a difference between maternal and paternal effects.

6 dicating that other types of maternal and/or paternal effects alter expression.

7 ever, the molecular mechanisms driving these paternal effects and the developmental processes involve

8 ncovers that the nature and the magnitude of paternal effects are driven by interactions between macr

9 gh doses of either, which suggests that such paternal effects are generic, rather than being a respon

10 ditis elegans spe-11 is one of the few known paternal-effect embryonic lethal genes.

11 Drosophila sperm development to establish a paternal-effect embryonic lethality known as cytoplasmic

12 The paternal-effect embryonic-lethal gene, spe-11, is requir

13 Here we describe the third strict paternal effect gene to be identified in Drosophila ms(3

14 rst molecular identification of a Drosophila paternal effect gene, ms(3)K81 (K81).

15 ome, we identified CG14251 as the Drosophila paternal effect gene, ms(3)K81 (K81).

16 class of genes affecting male fertility, the paternal effect genes, have also become a focus of study

17 A role for mothers in the transmission of paternal effects has been well acknowledged in behaviora

18 ect the male germline in rodents and because paternal effects have been observed in individuals takin

19 titative trait loci contrasting maternal and paternal effects identified over 30 POEs and confirmed m

20 order of 30%, with significant maternal and paternal effects in addition to the newborn genes.

21 riefly review the phenomenology of mammalian paternal effects in broad strokes, focusing on common th

22 well-established, the mechanistic basis for paternal effects in mammals remains obscure despite near

23 working hypothesis whereby Wolbachia induces paternal effects in sperm by manipulating the expression

24 But this paternal effect is observed only when the father's untra

25 transgenic D. melanogaster males results in paternal-effect lethality that mimics the fertilization

26 inant mechanistic hypotheses proposed in the paternal effects literature.

27 carries an incompatible allele of a second, paternal-effect locus, peel-1.

28 ufficiently examined or appreciated and that paternal effects may be more pervasive than previously a

29 n-vitro fertilisation to allow us to isolate paternal effects mediated via sperm alone (i.e. in the a

30 Here, we establish a paternal effect model based on nicotine exposure in mice

31 We show that in the Drosophila paternal effect mutant paternal loss (pal), sperm chroma

32 As predicted by the paternal-effect mutant phenotype, the gene is expressed

33 h, we identified 47 maternal-effect and five paternal-effect mutants that manifest their phenotypes a

34 Using a paternal effect mutation, snky, we found that recruitmen

35 Paternal effect mutations provide a means to identify fa

36 For each species, we observed a profound paternal effect of foliage supplements on fitness.

37 uirement in the male gametophyte, but has no paternal effect on seed development.

38 This study describes a paternal effect on sperm aster size and microtubule orga

39 is antagonistic coadaptation of maternal and paternal effects on distinct life-history traits.

40 Furthermore, maternal and paternal effects on offspring survival were non-additive

41 Sociality-driven maternal and paternal effects reveal intriguing conflicts among paren

42 ist circumference) in region 12q24 and for a paternal effect (single-point LOD of 4.79; multipoint LO

43 Evidence is emerging that paternal effects, the nongenetic influence of fathers on

44 Future studies should also investigate paternal effects to provide a more comprehensive underst

45 For the X-linked bus-17, a paternal effect was observed in biofilm assays.