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23 may 2019 17:00:27

 
A SNP in a Steroidogenic Enzyme Is Associated with Phenotypic Sex in Seriola Fishes (Current Biology)
 


Koyama et al. report that a SNP in the steroidogenic Hsd17b1 gene, which is involved in estrogen production, strictly correlates with phenotypic sex in Seriola fishes. This SNP causes the G144E/K mutation, which attenuates E1-to-E2 conversion in males. The results strongly support a long-standing hypothesis on steroid-induced sex determination.


 
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