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Two female-specific DSX proteins are encoded by the sex-specific transcripts of dsx, and are required for female sexual differentiation in two wild silkmoth species, Antheraea assama and Antheraea mylitta (Lepidoptera, Saturniidae) by Shukla, J.N., Nagaraju, J.

“…doublesex ( dsx) is the bottom most gene of the sex-determination cascade of Drosophila melanogaster. The pre-mRNA of dsx splices to produce male- and…”
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Lepidopteran sex determination: a cascade of surprises by Nagaraju, J, Gopinath, G, Sharma, V, Shukla, J N

“…Sex determination is a developmental pathway that fixes the sexual fate (male or female) of an individual at early stages of embryonic development. This…”
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CCCH-type zinc finger genes: Candidate regulators of sex determination pathway in the silkworm, Bombyx mori by Satish, V., Shukla, J.N., Nagaraju, J.

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Advanced control rooms for boiling water reactors: The Nuclenet control complex by Stokes, Harry, Gummersall, Steve, Shukla, J.N., Johnson, R.L.

“…Nuclear power plants are progressing rapidly to provide reliable and inexpensive power in increasingly large blocks. These power plants are an extensively…”
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