The dmrt1 (doublesex and mab-3 related transcription factor 1) gene is a key regulator of
sex determination and/or gonadal sex differentiation across metazoan animals. This is …

Many decapod crustaceans with sexual dimorphism in body size are economically
significant species for fisheries and aquaculture, making monosex culture a desirable …

Sexual dimorphisms fuel significant intraspecific variation and evolutionary diversification.
Yet the developmental-genetic mechanisms underlying sex-specific development remain …

Sex determination and differentiation have long been a research hotspot in metazoans.
However, little is known about when and how sex differentiation occurs in most mollusks. In …

The doublesex and mab-3 related transcription factor (DMRT) gene family involvement in
sex development is widely conserved from invertebrates to humans. In this study, we …

The freshwater prawn Macrobrachium rosenbergii is one kind of important economic
aquaculture species and displays remarkable sexual dimorphism. The molecular …

Hyriopsis cumingii is an important species for freshwater pearl cultivation in China. In terms
of pearl production, males have larger pearls and better glossiness than females, but there …

DM domain genes are a group of transcription factors that are integral to sexual
development and its evolution in metazoans. Their functions and regulatory mechanisms are …

Chinese sturgeon Dmrt gene family was identified and characterized for the first time. A total
of 5 putative Dmrt genes were identified. The gene structure, conserved protein domain and …

The role of the DMRT family in male sex determination and differentiation is significant, but
its regulatory role in spotted knifejaw with Y fusion chromosomes remains unclear. Through …