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Journal of Developmental Biology, Volume 13, Issue 3

September 2025 - 13 articles

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HP1-Mediated Silencing of the Doublesex1 Gene for Female Determination in the Crustacean Daphnia magna

Junya Leim,
Nikko Adhitama,
Quang Dang Nong,
Pijar Religia,
Yasuhiko Kato and
Hajime Watanabe

J. Dev. Biol.2025, 13(3), 23;https://doi.org/10.3390/jdb13030023

3 July 2025

The crustacean Daphnia magna produces genetically identical females and males by parthenogenesis. Males are produced in response to environmental cues including crowding and lack of food. For male development, the DM-domain containing transcription f...

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Investigating Psychopharmaceutical Effects on Early Vertebrate Development Using a Zebrafish Model System

Nathan Zimmerman,
Aaron Marta,
Carly Baker,
Zeljka Korade,
Károly Mirnics and
Annemarie Shibata

J. Dev. Biol.2025, 13(3), 22;https://doi.org/10.3390/jdb13030022

27 June 2025

Cholesterol homeostasis is necessary for normal vertebrate development. The disruption of cholesterol homeostasis can cause abnormal body and nervous system development and lead to dysfunctional behavior and increased mortality. Commonly prescribed p...

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Drosophila Males Differentially Express Small Proteins Regulating Stem Cell Division Frequency in Response to Mating

Manashree S. Malpe,
Leon F. McSwain,
Heath M. Aston,
Karl A. Kudyba,
Chun Ng,
Megan P. Wright and
Cordula Schulz

J. Dev. Biol.2025, 13(3), 21;https://doi.org/10.3390/jdb13030021

23 June 2025

The germline stem cells (GSCs) in the male gonad of Drosophila can increase their division frequency in response to a demand for more sperm caused by repeated mating. However, the molecules and mechanisms regulating and mediating this response have y...

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