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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Developmental genetics"”.

  1. Appendage development and early Distal-less regulation in arthropods: A study of the chelicerate Tetranychus urticae (Acarida)

    A major goal of evolutionary developmental biology is to explore mechanisms and events underlying evolution of the myriad body plan morphologies expressed both genetically and phenotypically within the animal kingdom. Arthropods exhibit an astounding array of morphological diversity both within and …

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  2. Evolution and Development of Pigmentation Patterns in East African Cichlid fishes

    … remains a fundamental question in evolutionary genetics. This thesis aims to address the origin and diversification of novel traits by integrating population genomics and developmental genetics techniques. Using East African cichlid fishes as a model system, I aim to understand the evolutionary …

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  3. New roles for Hox and Wnt in Cell Migration

    … development, highlighting the intricacies of developmental genetics. Many genes play multiple roles in development, demonstrated here by new roles for Hox and Wnt in Q cell migration.

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  4. A study of a-b ridge count asymmetry as a marker of developmental canalization

    This document only includes an excerpt of the corresponding thesis or dissertation. To request a digital scan of the full text, please contact the Ruth Lilly Medical Library's Interlibrary Loan Department (rlmlill@iu.edu).

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  5. The Evolution of Male Form and Function in Nightshade Flowers

    … We bring together both morphological and developmental genetic approaches. These constitute the two halves of this thesis. In the morphological section (chapter 2) the epidermal cell surface of the anthers of Solanum is examined using scanning electron microscopy (SEM). This is the first …

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  6. Heat shock proteins in Mojave Desert dragonflies

    Temperature plays a crucial role in the constant interaction between organisms and the environment. It affects development and rates of physiological functions as well as survival of organisms.

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  7. Heat shock proteins in Mojave Desert dragonflies

    Temperature plays a crucial role in the constant interaction between organisms and the environment. It affects development and rates of physiological functions as well as survival of organisms.

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  8. Spatiotemporal Interaction Networks in Plant Development

    Plants comprise most of the biosphere, are a dominating force in biogeochemical cycles, and serve as the ultimate source of almost all human food and energy. Plant development is a continuous cascade of dynamically self-organised regulatory programmes triggered by endogenous and environmental …

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