
Keywords: sperm
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Widespread haploid-biased gene expression enables sperm-level natural selectionK. Bhutani, K. Stansifer, S. Ticau, L. Bojic, A.-C. Villani, J. Slisz, C. M. Cremers, C. Roy, J. Donovan, B. Fiske and R. C. Friedman, Science, eabb1723. 2021.![]() Here, we show that a large class of mammalian genes are not completely shared across these bridges. We term these genes “genoinformative markers” (GIMs) and show that a subset can act as selfish genetic elements that spread alleles unevenly through murine, bovine, and human ... Keywords: axonemal dynein, Evolution, Gene drive, gene drive evolution, gene drive genetics, gene drive natural, gene expression, haplotype, house mice, mate choice, meiotic drive, mice, rna-seq, sperm, t complex |
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Effects of a male meiotic driver on male and female transcriptomes in the house mouseA. Lindholm, A. Sutter, S. Kunzel, D. Tautz and H. Rehrauer, Proceedings of the Royal Society B-Biological Sciences, 286:1-8. 2019.![]() Not all genetic loci follow Mendel's rules, and the evolutionary consequences of this are not yet fully known. Genomic conflict involving multiple loci is a likely outcome, as restoration of Mendelian inheritance patterns will be selected for, and sexual conflict may also arise ... Keywords: axonemal dynein, Evolution, Gene drive, gene drive evolution, gene drive genetics, gene drive natural, gene expression, haplotype, house mice, mate choice, meiotic drive, mice, rna-seq, sperm, t complex |

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