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Molecular sensors for temperature detection during behavioral thermoregulation in turtle embryos

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By Yin-Zi Ye, Hao Zhang, Jiameng Li
| Cell Press Verified
Highlights • Two distinct molecular sensors determine the heat activation of turtle DRG neurons • Heat thresholds of MrTRPA1 and MrTRPV1 match with those of embryonic thermotaxis • MrTRPA1 and MrTRPV1 serve as the warmth and noxious heat sensors, respectively Summary Temperature sensing is essential for the survival of living organisms.
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The Embryos of Turtles Can Influence Their Own Sexual Destinies

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By Liang Ma, Hebei Normal, Yin-Zi Ye, Bao-Jun Sun
| Cell Press Verified
Highlights • By moving within the egg, a turtle embryo can influence its own sex • That ability expands the range of nest conditions producing an equal sex ratio • Thermoregulation by embryos should buffer populations against climate change Summary Sessile organisms with thermally sensitive developmental trajectories are at high risk from climate change.
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