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This project investigates how gene regulatory networks influence the evolution of animal body shapes. By employing advanced molecular and bioinformatic techniques, it aims to understand the genetic basis of morphological diversity and the mechanisms behind evolutionary innovations.
Animals display a bewildering diversity of morphological structures and adaptations that represent dramatic body plan transformations.
Forming these diverse body shapes requires the coordinated expression of hundreds of genes in a cell-specific manner; a monumentally complex task that is controlled by gene regulatory networks (GRNs): genes linked to each other by regulatory interactions, which modulate the gene expression in every cell of an organism.
Despite their central role in determining an…
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