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. 2014 Oct 21;5:10. doi: 10.1186/s13293-014-0010-x

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Dsx is a regulator of sex-specific gene expression in theA. aegyptipupal brain. Sex specific patterns of p53(A), synj(B), geko(C), cdk4/6(D), and rab6(E) mRNA transcripts were detected in female (upper portion of each panel) and male (lower portion of each panel) wild-type and control-fed 24 h pupal brain hemisegments, which are oriented dorsal upward in each panel. The position of the optic lobe is marked by an asterisk in (A) and located at a similar position in the other panels. The sex-specific expression patterns of each gene were disrupted following injection of either dsx KD A or KD B siRNAs.