Male accessory gland proteins affect differentially female sexual receptivity and remating in closely related Drosophila species
Abstract
In sexual species, mating success depends on the male’s capacity to find sexual partners and on female receptivity to mating. Mating is under evolutionary constraints to prevent interspecific mating and to maximize the reproductive success of both sexes. In Drosophila melanogaster, female receptivity to mating is mainly controlled by Sex peptide (SP, i.e. Acp70A) produced by the male accessory glands with other proteins (Acps). The transfer of...
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Title
Male accessory gland proteins affect differentially female sexual receptivity and remating in closely related Drosophila species
Published Date
May 1, 2017
Journal
Volume
99
Pages
67 - 77
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