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| | <b>Sexb> <b>determinationb> in Hymenoptera |
 | | Regardless of such homologies, it seems clear that the <b>sexb> <b>determinationb> systems of the Hymenoptera reflect in many ways the peculiar life histories and conditions of individual species. |  | | This information, which locates loci near the <b>sexb> determining locus, sheds little light on <b>sexb> <b>determinationb>, but may be useful for future studies. |  | | While in recent years evidence has mounted that a great number of biological pathways are conserved across the animal kingdom, one developmental process which for the most part has evaded this grand display of commonality is that of <b>sexb> <b>determinationb>, which in contrast seems to have evolved rather rapidly (Marín and Baker, 1998). |
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http://www.sccs.swarthmore.edu/users/99/mahowald/hymenoptera.html
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| | <b>Sexb> <b>Determinationb> |
 | | It seems likely that the <b>sexb> <b>determinationb> pathway will be related to that of Drosophila melanogaster subsequent to the action of the sexlethal gene, which does not appear to be involved in <b>sexb> <b>determinationb> in other groups of Diptera (Martin & Lee 1999). |  | | Martin, J. Interrelation of inversion systems in the midge Chironomus intertinctus (Diptera: Nematocera) I. A <b>sexb>-linked inversion. |  | | A similar MD system probably also occurs in other Nematocera, such as mosquitoes and blackflies, and may even extend to some of the higher Diptera. |
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http://www.genetics.unimelb.edu.au/Martin2/sexdt.html
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| | Ch21.doc |
 | | In addition to the primary <b>sexb> organs that produce and carry gametes, many vertebrates develop secondary <b>sexb> characteristics that are important in <b>sexb> recognition, as signals of sexual maturity and receptivity, in courtship behavior, and sometimes in combat among males for access to females (Fig. |  | | The environmental condition in which the eggs develop is an important determinant of <b>sexb> in many other vertebrates. |  | | The male <b>sexb> hormones are cortical androgen, produced by the adrenal cortex, and testosterone, produced by the interstitial cells of the testis; the female hormones are estrogen and progesterone, secreted by the ovarian follicles and corpora lutea. |
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http://www.bio.umass.edu/biology/bemis/FAOV4/Ch21.doc
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| | <b>Sexb> <b>determinationb> of Cannabis - Genetic, environmental, or both? - Marijuana Growing |
 | | All <b>sexb>-<b>determinationb> systems are enzyme/hormone/chemically controlled, but the triggering mechanisms for the <b>determinationb> systems vary from purely chromosome-controlled to purely environmental. |  | | The genetic-afficionado's approach is that it is determined at pollination, and they base their arguements on the human and mammal XX/XY chromosome-<b>determinationb> system. |  | | Some species have their <b>sexb> determined by bacterial infections, and others again practice <b>sexb>-changes, where they start out as one gender and changes <b>sexb> during their lifetime. |
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http://www.overgrow.com/edge/showthread/t-466228.html
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| | 1001.txt |
 | | The hermaphrodite condition appears to result from the modification of a basic male/female <b>sexb>-<b>determinationb> system, which permits both spermatogenesis and oogenesis to occur within a female soma. |  | | The relative expression of these five genes was determined by measuring the efficiencies of suppressers against amber mutations in genes affecting the nervous system, hypodermis, muscle, and <b>sexb> <b>determinationb>. |  | | Both somatic and germline aspects of <b>sexb> <b>determinationb> are affected. |
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| | SWA3Sex.doc |
 | | Many other organisms have environmental <b>sexb> <b>determinationb> (ESD). |  | | Some species of fish, for example, are sequential hermaphrodites that change their <b>sexb> one or more times over the course of their lifetime. |  | | <b>Sexb> in these species is determined by fertilization: fertilized eggs develop into diploid females, and unfertilized eggs develop into haploid males. |
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http://webpub.alleg.edu/dept/bio/bio340/SWA/SWA3Sex.doc
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| | MCDB 2150 -- Lecture 11 |
 | | XY males are hemizygous: One of the features of an X/Y <b>sexb> chromosome system is that females have two copies of the X chromosome, one of which is inherited from each parent, whereas males have only one, inherited from the mother, and paired with a Y chromosome inherited from the father. |  | | Patterns of inheritance: In this lecture, we will focus primarily on patterns of inheritance in the XX/XY system in mammals, including humans, and in Drosophila, with some brief references to other systems. |  | | However, individuals of both sexes normally express low levels of the hormones associated primarily with the other <b>sexb>, and cases can be found within the usually accepted range of normalcy where there is some degree of expression of facial hair in women or breast enlargement in men. |
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http://www.colorado.edu/MCDB/MCDB2150Fall/notes/L11.html
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| | Encyclopedia: X |
 | | Semiotics - also known as semiology - is the study of signs, both individually and grouped in sign systems, and includes the study of how meaning is transmitted and understood. |  | | The MPAA film rating system is a system used in the United States and instituted by the Motion Picture Association of America to rate a movie based on its content. |  | | Military science concerns itself with the study and of the diverse technical, psychological, and practical phenomena that encompass the events that make up warfare, especially armed combat. |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/X
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| | EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY: ON CHROMOSOMES AND <b>SEXb> <b>DETERMINATIONb> |
 | | There is an even wider range of sexual systems in teleost fishes, with examples of self-fertilizing hermaphrodites [2], sequential hermaphrodites [3], and environmental <b>sexb> <b>determinationb> [1]. |  | | Even within tetrapod vertebrates, however, there is a wide diversity of <b>sexb> <b>determinationb> mechanisms, with many examples of species with genetic <b>sexb> <b>determinationb> but microscopically similar X and Y chromosomes, and numerous cases of environmental <b>sexb> <b>determinationb> [1]. |  | | But how does <b>sexb> achieve this effect, and under what circumstances is it worthwhile? |
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http://scienceweek.com/2004/sc041112-3.htm
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| | Talk:<b>Sexb>-<b>determinationb> system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | From the definition, one could conclude that a <b>sexb>-<b>determinationb> system is a method that, when applied to a certain individual, tells you whether that individual is a male or a female. |  | | In that sense, a <b>sexb>-<b>determinationb> system for dogs would be "look if you can find testicles". |  | | I have read information to the effect that the WW:WZ system for birds AND snakes, (i'm not sure about insects) is a reverse xy system in that as the articles says two of the same chromosomes are needed for male <b>determinationb>, instead of the XX style in human. |
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http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Sex-determination_system
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| | (WO 01/52726) CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR <b>SEXb> <b>DETERMINATIONb> AND TISSUE CHARACTERIZATION |
 | | The method of <b>sexb> <b>determinationb> provides additional information about primary sources of systematic tissue variability, namely, the thickness of the dermis and the subcutaneous fat. |  | | (57) Instrumentation and procedures for noninvasively determining the <b>sexb> of human and animal subjects in vivo have been developed based on the irradiation of skin tissue with near infrared light. |  | | Categorization of subjects on the basis of the <b>determinationb> is therefore suitable for further spectral analysis and the measurement of biological and chemical compounds, such as blood analytes. |
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http://www.wipo.int/ipdl/IPDL-CIMAGES/view/pct/getbykey5?KEY=01/52726.010726
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| | Infectious <b>Sexb> |
 | | One of the most interesting environmental changes in <b>sexb> <b>determinationb> involves <b>sexb> changes attendent upon infection with a microorganism. |  | | However, in several wild populations, this system is overridden by cytoplasmic <b>sexb> factors produced by endocytic bacteria. |  | | In the woodlouse Armadillium vugare (a terrestrial isopod), <b>sexb> <b>determinationb> in some populations is determined by a symbiotic bacterium. |
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http://zygote.swarthmore.edu/sex9.html
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| | X-chromosome: Definition and Much More From Answers.com |
 | | Chromosomal conditions involving the <b>sexb> chromosomes often affect <b>sexb> <b>determinationb> (whether a person has the sexual characteristics of a male or a female), sexual development, and the ability to have children (fertility). |  | | The <b>sexb> chromosome associated with female characteristics, occurring paired in the female and singly in the male <b>sexb>-chromosome pair. |  | | The <b>sexb> chromosome associated with female characteristics in mammals, occurring paired in the female and single in the male. |
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http://www.answers.com/topic/xy-sex-determination-system
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| | <b>Sexb> <b>Determinationb> |
 | | Refined Techniques of FEMcide: foetal <b>sexb>-<b>determinationb> and <b>sexb> pre selection/te... |  | | The Role of Estrogen in Turtle <b>Sexb> <b>Determinationb> and the Effect of PCBs... |  | | <b>Sexb> <b>determinationb> and <b>sexb> linkage in water frogs... |
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| | Minna Heikkilä. Development of the adreno-genital system. ISBN 951-42-6844-X |
 | | After <b>sexb> <b>determinationb> Wnt-4 was downregulated in the testis, but the expression persisted until birth in the ovary. |  | | Although the genetic <b>sexb> of an embryo is determined at conception by the presence or absence of the Y chromosome, both females and males have bipotential, undifferentiated gonads early in their development. |  | | Wnt-4-deficient female mice demonstrated a partial female-to-male <b>sexb> reversal and a reduction in the number of oocytes, while the Müllerian duct was absent from both sexes. |
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| | Human Anatomy Chapter 27 -- Evolution Atlas |
 | | The second function is responsible for the evolution of <b>sexb> and gender. |  | | Sexual individuals that reproduce in a way that produces diverse offspring is much more likely to be genetically represented in future generations than asexual individuals that reproduce genetically identical offspring by mitosis. |  | | <b>Sexb> chromosomes are common in reptiles where either male or female can be the heterozygous <b>sexb>, but <b>sexb> chromosomes are often absent in amphibians and fish. |
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http://cwx.prenhall.com/bookbind/pubbooks/martini10/chapter27/custom2/deluxe-content.html
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| | VE Glossary |
 | | Part of nervous system, which regresses from tip of spinal column up until third lumbar vertebrae at time of birth |  | | Ectodermal thickening in amniotic sac floor; Forerunner of nervous system (spinal cord and brain) |  | | Embryonic tissue layer that develops into muscles, bones and circulatory system |
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| | Eulimnadia |
 | | Step 4: Derive equations describing the biological system |  | | Parameter: "An arbitrary constant whose value describes a characteristic of a system" |  | | A number of evolutionary questions arise in this system: |
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| | Wolbachia in Humans? |
 | | infection, hence, when they reproduce, no Wolbachia are reproduced.) Pill bugs have a WZ <b>sexb>-<b>determinationb> system, in contrast to the more common XY system found in humans. |  | | a Darwinian perspective, it makes sense for Wobachia to favor the <b>sexb> that can support the |  | | plants as corn and rye that the mitochondrion is responsible for skewing the <b>sexb> ratio in |
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