Michael Lynch is a Sports Writer at Fairfax Media, contributing to The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald. He specializes in soccer and horse racing, while also expressing a keen interest in motorsport and rugby. Michael's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and Forbes, among others.
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Fears for “our democracy” often focus on the Dobbs decision which decided that the Constitution does not enshrine a right to abortion.
International Energy Agency (IEA) executive director Fatih Birol speaks on July 12, 2017 at the IEA- ... [+] OPEC dialogue session during the 22nd
The spectacle of state governors and mayors of important jurisdictions promising to impede enforcement of immigration laws is unsurprising to observers of the development of American progressivism into wokism. Of course, they don't believe they are bound by the laws when they are on the side of God (except that they don't believe in God). But they are on the right side of history, as the story goes.
F365180 01: An oil pump operates in the Permian Basin oil field near Carlsbad, New Mexico February ... [+] 26, 2000. (photo by Joe Raedle)
HOMS, SYRIA - DECEMBER 06: Anti-regime armed groups advancing in Syria's strategically important ... [+] province of Homs, the gateway to the capital
By: Michael Lynch, Ecologie Fonctionnelle, Cécile Molinier, Chaoxian Zhao, Zhiqiang Ye, Christoph R. Haag
Daphnia normally reproduce by cyclical parthenogenesis, with offspring sex being determined by environmental cues. However, some females have lost the ability to produce males. Our results demonstrate that this loss of male-producing ability is controlled by a dominant allele at a single locus. We identified the locus by comparing whole-genome sequences of 67 nonmale-producing (NMP) and 100 male-producing (MP) clones from 5 Daphnia pulex populations, revealing 132 NMP-linked SNPs and 59 NMP-linked indels within a single 1.1-Mb nonrecombining region on chromosome I. These markers include 7 nonsynonymous mutations, all of which are located within one unannotated protein-coding gene (gene 8960). Within this single gene, all of the marker-linked NMP haplotypes from different populations form a monophyletic clade, suggesting a single origin of the NMP phenotype, with the NMP haplotype originating by introgression from a sister species, Daphnia pulicaria. Methyl farnesoate (MF) is the innate juvenile hormone in daphnids, which induces the production of males and whose inhibition results in female-only production. Gene 8960 is sensitive to treatment by MF in MP clones, but such responsiveness is greatly reduced in NMP clones. Thus, we hypothesize that gene 8960 is located downstream of the MF-signaling pathway in D. pulex, with the NMP phenotype being caused by expression change of gene 8960.
Tesla Cybertruck on the road, viewed from the side in San Ramon, California, March 25, 2024. (Photo ... [+] by Gado/Getty Images) Gado via Getty Images
By: Michael Lynch, Mike Lynch
I absolutely love stargazing in January. It’s worth bundling up for. Pottsville nights are long with some of the brightest constellations of the year. This January though is really something: Jupiter, Mars, Venus and Saturn also join the show.
U.S. President Jimmy Carter speaking in front of Solar Panels placed on West Wing Roof of White ... [+] House, announcing his solar energy policy, Washington, DC, USA, Warren K.
Ryan move set to force Aussie shuffle | 05:36 VAR official Kris Griffiths Jones and Adelaide substitute Archie Goodwin were the central
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