The evolution of arthropod segmentation: insights from comparisons of gene expression patterns
Nipam H. Patel
Abstract
Nipam H. Patel
Abstract
The comparison of gene expression patterns in a number of insect and crustacean species has led to some insight into the evolution of arthropod patterning mechanisms. These studies have revealed the fundamental nature of the parasegment in a number of organisms, shown that segments can be generated sequentially at the molecular level, and suggested that pair-rule pre-patterning might not be shared by all insects.
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The comparison of gene expression patterns in a number of insect and crustacean species has led to some insight into the evolution of arthropod patterning mechanisms. These studies have revealed the fundamental nature of the parasegment in a number of organisms, shown that segments can be generated sequentially at the molecular level, and suggested that pair-rule pre-patterning might not be shared by all insects.
Key concepts: Biology, Arthropod, Evolutionary biology, Gene, Insect, Gene expression, Genetics, Computational biology