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From: Multi-level analysis of reproduction in an Antarctic midge identifies female and male accessory gland products that are altered by larval stress and impact progeny viability

Figure 8

Comparative analysis of female, male, and larvae-specific gene sets with mosquitoes and midges to Antarctic midge, Belgica antarctica. (A) Female-specific genes compared to midges (left), mosquitoes (middle), and genes with enriched expression in the female reproductive tract (FRT) of mosquitoes (right)25. (B) Male-specific genes compared to midges (left), mosquitoes (middle), and genes with enriched expression in the male reproductive tract (MRT) of mosquitoes (right)25. (C) Larvae-specific genes compared to midges (left) and mosquitoes (right). Protein sequences were defined as orthologs if they had reciprocal-best BLASTp hits with an e-value < 10−10.

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