The Nasonia pair rule GRN retains its function over 300 million years of evolution

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Taylor, S. E. and Dearden, P. K. (2022). The Nasonia pair-rule gene regulatory network retains its function over 300 million years of evolution. Development 149(5). https://t.co/r83he62uaw

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