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From: Data-driven networking of global transcriptomics and male sexual development in the main malaria vector, Anopheles funestus

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Sexual maturation stages in male mosquito affects the functional ontology of differentially abundant transcripts. (a–l) Proportion of genes with differentially abundant transcripts in the whole-body of immature (S0) and maturing (S3) males were classified by a level 1–2, biological processes and cellular components gene ontology classification (GO). (a–b) These transcripts were compared under five big classification of immune and metabolomic system, reproduction, structural development, maturation, and nervous system process related transcripts. (c–l) The legend in each pie graph indicates the cellular component GO terms representing the percentage of the total differentially abundant transcripts in these five major classified biological process GOs for each sexual maturation stage, S0 and S3.

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