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Furthermore, we found that several SPILE genes that had undergone gene duplication were specifically expressed in the D quadrant, C and D quadrants or the 2d

Widespread RNA segregation in a spiralian embryo

Their expression patterns in representative species from five more spiralian phyla—the annelids, nemerteans, phoronids, brachiopods and rotifers—show that at least one of these,

Genes with spiralian-specific protein motifs are expressed in spiralian ciliary bands.

Both genes are expressed at the site of the developing fan, and knockdown of both together prevents fan formation. They showed that Genes with spiralian-specific protein

Particularly, we detected several TFs as well as spiralian-specific genes co-expressed in the ciliary bands of both larvae. Although exciting, our work also reveals that

To learn more about spiralian-specific traits we have examined the expression of 20 genes with protein motifs that are strongly conserved within the Spiralia, but not detectable

To learn more about spiralian-specific traits we have examined the expression of 20 genes with protein motifs that are strongly conserved within the Spiralia, but not detectable

Here, we show that two of these are specifically expressed in the main ciliary band of the mollusc Tritia (also known as Ilyanassa).

Genes with Spiralian-Specific Protein Motifs Are Expressed In

These results highlight the potential importance of lineage-specific genes or protein motifs for understanding traits shared across ancient lineages.

To learn more about spiralian-specific traits we have examined the expression of 20 genes with protein motifs that are strongly conserved within the Spiralia, but not detectable

Spiralia is a large, ancient and diverse clade of animals, with a conserved early developmental program but diverse larval and adult morphologies. One trait shared by many spiralians is the

Document is current Any future updates will be listed below. Genes with spiralian-specific protein motifs are expressed in spiralian ciliary bands

Spiralia is a large, ancient and diverse clade of animals, with a conserved early developmental program but diverse larval and adult morphologies. One trait shared by many spiralians is the

Genes with spiralian-speci c protein motifs are expressed in spiralian ciliary bands Longjun Wu 1,6 , Laurel S. Hiebert 2,7 , Marleen Klann 3,8 , Yale Passamaneck 3,4 , Benjamin R. Bastin 5 ,

Trochophora Larvae: Cell-Lineages, Ciliary Bands, and

To learn more about spiralian-specific traits we have examined the expression of 20 genes with protein motifs that are strongly conserved within the Spiralia, but not detectable outside of it. Here, we show that two of these are specifically

Wu L, Hiebert LS, Klann M, et al. Genes with spiralian-specific protein motifs are expressed in spiralian ciliary bands. Nat Commun 2020; 11 :4171. [ Europe PMC free article ] [

To learn more about spiralian-specific traits we have examined the expression of 20 genes with protein motifs that are strongly conserved within the Spiralia, but not detectable

Nature Communications (Aug 2020) . Genes with spiralian-specific protein motifs are expressed in spiralian ciliary bands

Request PDF | Widespread RNA segregation in a spiralian embryo | Asymmetric cell divisions are a crucial mode of cell fate specification in multicellular organisms, but their

This indicates that Lophotrochin evolved from a DUF4476 domain-containing protein in the spiralian common ancestor that underwent rapid evolution to generate the new C

Expansion of TALE homeobox genes and the evolution of spiralian development

Here, we show that two of these are specifically expressed in the main ciliary band of the mollusc Tritia (also known as Ilyanassa).

To learn more about spiralian-specific traits we have examined the expression of 20 genes with protein motifs that are strongly conserved within the Spiralia, but not detectable outside of it.

These results highlight the potential importance of lineage-specific genes or protein motifs for understanding traits shared across ancient lineages.

Single-cell and spiralian larvae. Ciliated larvae, such as the iconic trochophore larva, are present in 8 out of the 13 spiralian clades and in almost all phyla of the clade

Here, the authors report a gene, Lophotrochin, that contains a protein domain only found in spiralians, and specifically expressed in diverse ciliary bands across the group, which provides