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Zoe Dumas’ coverage is heavily focused on the entertainment industry, with a specific emphasis on expert commentary and reviews. Based on this, she may be interested in pitches that offer insightful analysis or expert opinions related to film and television content, cast and character guides, as well as movie rankings.
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By: Darren J Parker, Zoé Dumas, Rocio Gómez Lencero, Jean-Marc Aury, Marjorie Labedan, Patrick Tran Van, Benjamin Istace, Corinne Cruaud, Karine Labadie, Benjamin Noel, Susana Freitas
Abstract Dosage compensation (DC) and meiotic sex chromosome inactivation (MSCI) are key mechanisms regulating gene expression from the X chromosome in male-heterogametic species.
By: Zoé Dumas, William Toubiana, Tanja Schwander
Author summary To ensure the faithful transmission of genetic material between parents and offspring, chromosomes undergo a series of coordinated processes prior to fertilization that include pairing with the homologous partner, exchanging pieces of DNA (i.e., recombination), segregating (i.e., separating), and remodeling the compaction and transcription of DNA. In males, these cellular processes are divided into two main phases: meiosis, where the genetic material is equally split into four gametic cells, and spermiogenesis, where chromosomes are tightly packed into the compact heads of sperm cells. Although these processes are crucial for reproduction across all animals, the underlying mechanisms can vary widely between species. In this study, we explore how these processes take place in Timema, a group of stick insects. We reveal that while the mechanisms, and their temporal relationships, related to chromosome pairing and recombination are similar to other organisms, the mechanisms involved in chromosome segregation and transcription show notable differences.
By: Alexander Brandt, Guillaume Lavanchy, Vincent Merel, Luca Soldini, Morgane Massy, Zoe Dumas, Emelyne Gaudichau, Marjorie Labedan, Falon Pasquier Genoud, Marc Bastardot, Tanja Schwander
Abstract Many organisms reproduce through non-canonical modes such as parthenogenesis or hybridogenesis (clonal transmission of one parent's
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By: Darren J Parker, Zoé Dumas, Rocio Gómez Lencero, Jean-Marc Aury, Marjorie Labedan, Patrick Tran Van, Benjamin Istace, Corinne Cruaud, Karine Labadie, Benjamin Noel, Susana Freitas
Abstract Dosage compensation and meiotic sex chromosome inactivation (MSCI) are key mechanisms regulating gene expression from the X chromosome in male-heterogametic species.
