Published October 7, 2021
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Journal Article
Transposon-taming piRNAs in the germline: Where do they come from?
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Chen, Peiwei
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Aravin, Alexei A.
Chicago
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Abstract
Mutations in the piRNA pathway protein components lead to transposon activation and fertility defects. In contrast, Gebert et al., (2021) saw no defects in transposon silencing or fertility when they deleted three large germline piRNA clusters in D. melanogaster.
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