The mean genome size for D. melanogaster females is 175.5 Mb. N = Number of females. Mb = Megabase. s.e. = Standard error of the mean in Mb. Significance groups (A, B, C, D, etc.) differ at Pt-test to
Inversions have a breakpoint within a "neighbourhood" of testis expressed genes and the other breakpoint megabases away. The gene expression neighbourhood is therefore intact in the progenitor but dis
Several studies have assessed genomewide variation in chromatin accessibility in Drosophila melanogaster, but these often focus on embryonic stages and/or examine only a single genotype, limiting our
