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The molecular groundplan of male reproduction is partially preserved in parthenogenetic stick insects.

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By Alexander S. Mikheyev, Andrea Luchetti, Giobbe Forni, Barbara Mantovani
| BioRxiv
Abstract After the loss of a trait, theory predicts that the molecular machinery underlying its phenotypic expression should decay. Yet, empirical evidence is contrasting. Here, we test the hypotheses that (1) the molecular ground plan of a lost trait could persist due to pleiotropic effects on other traits and (2) that gene co-expression network architecture could constrain individual gene expression.
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