Mutations in <i>HP1b</i> reduce female fertility.
- Benjamin B. Mills (5879504)
- Andrew D. Thomas (2627668)
- Nicole C. Riddle (134424)
Publication date
October 2018
DOI Publisher
Public Library of Science (PLoS)Abstract
A. The average offspring number for individual females of yw (red; n = 73), HP1b16 (blue; n = 80), and HP1b86 (green; n = 82) is shown (Y-axis). Error bars: SEM. The average number of offspring in both HP1b16 and HP1b86 females is significantly reduced compared to yw females (t test, pB. The average offspring number for individual males of yw (red; n = 80), HP1b16 (blue; n = 73), and HP1b86 (green; n = 76) is shown (Y-axis). Error bars: SEM. The average offspring number of HP1b16 and HP1b86 males does not differ from that of yw males (t test, not significant).</p
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