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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Judith Mank\nAbstract: Males and females of most speci
 es share the majority of their genome\, and yet they use many of their sha
 red genes in radically different ways. This leads to conflict over optimal
  transcription and ultimately differences in expression levels between mal
 es and females (sex-biased gene expression). These conflicts affect the se
 x chromosomes and autosomes in different ways\, leading to several explici
 t predictions about the distribution and evolution of sex-biased genes. Fi
 rst\, individuals with elevated levels of sexual dimorphism should show ex
 aggerated sex-biased gene expression across the genome. Second\, altering 
 sex-specific selection among populations should elicit a response in sex-b
 iased gene expression\, and this response should be more pronounced for ge
 nes linked to sex chromosomes. Third\, the degree of sex-biased expression
  on the sex chromosomes should correlate with sex chromosome age. Case stu
 dies using both comparative and experimental evolutionary frameworks will 
 be presented to address these predictions.
LOCATION:Raiffeisen Lecture Hall\, Central Building\, ISTA
ORGANIZER:aeller@ist.ac.at
SUMMARY:Judith Mank: The Institute Colloquium: The evolution of sexual dimo
 rphism and the effects of sex-s
URL:https://talks-calendar.ista.ac.at/events/550
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