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A DM domain protein from a coral Acropora millepora homologous to proteins important for sex determination

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2003

Authors

Miller, S
Hayward, David
Bunch, T.E.
Miller, David J.
Ball, Eldon
Bardwell, Vivian J
Zarkowa, David
Brower, Danny L

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Blackwell Publishing Ltd

Abstract

The identification and functional studies of DM domain-containing proteins Doublesex, MAB-3, and DMRT1 indicated that flies, nematodes, and humans share at least some of the molecular mechanisms of sex determination. We identified a gene, AmDM1, from the

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Keywords: DNA binding protein; primer DNA; coral; protein; sex allocation; amino acid sequence; animal; Anthozoa; article; chromosome map; comparative study; DNA sequence; gender and sex; gene expression; genetics; molecular genetics; Northern blotting; Amino Acid

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/76342

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ANU Research Publications

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Evolution and Development

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10.1046/j.1525-142X.2003.03032.x

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