Zebrafish preserve global germline DNA methylation while sex-linked rDNA is amplified and demethylated during feminisation
Germline cells transfer genetic information to offspring, and in zebrafish, drive sex determination. Here the authors report that, unlike mammals, the germline of zebrafish does not undergo genome-wide DNA methylation erasure, while amplifying and demethylating sex-linked rDNA during feminisation.
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Autores principales: | Oscar Ortega-Recalde, Robert C. Day, Neil J. Gemmell, Timothy A. Hore |
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Lenguaje: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2019
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/930144fede1144be9a981b3a57912b2a |
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