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Hox genes and tail formation ; a global approach

Genetics, Evolution, Evolutionary Biology and seminar by Denis Duboule, Professor at the Collège de France

Hosted by Collège de France

Friday 10:00–11:30 Paris (GMT+1)

Recording available

Amphithéâtre Guillaume-Budé, Site Marcelin-Berthelot · In person

Abstract

This lecture compares two approaches to the evolution of mammalian tails. It critically examines the proposed role of altered Tbxt splicing in ape tail loss, including difficulties interpreting mouse experiments. It then introduces quantitative-genetic studies of deer mice in different habitats, where several loci contribute to variation in tail length.

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mammalian tailsTbxt splicingape tail lossmouse experimentsquantitative-genetic studiesdeer micehabitatsloci
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