×ばつ10<sup>7</sup>, the secondary library had a capacity of ×ばつ10<sup>7</sup>, 25 positive clones were successfully screened and 12 protein-encoding genes were annotated. Among these genes, the coding sequence (CDS) of the key candidate protein named <italic>muc5acl</italic> (Mucin-5AC-like) was cloned, and its full length was determined to be 474 bp. Semi-quantitative and fluorescence quantitative expression analysis demonstrated that <italic>muc5acl</italic> exhibits specific expression in the androgenic glands, testes, and spermaducts of <italic>C.</italic> <italic>quadricarinatus</italic>, with significantly higher levels of expression in the spermaducts of intersex individuals were significantly higher compared to males, and the expression levels in males androgenic gland were significantly higher than that of intersex individuals. This finding suggests that the <italic>muc5acl</italic> gene is involved in gonadal development in <italic>C.</italic> <italic>quadricarinatus</italic> and may be related to the secretion of male hormones and sperm transport processes. The results of this study provide important information for further elucidating the molecular mechanisms by which IAG regulates the formation of intersex individuals in <italic>C.</italic> <italic>quadricarinatus</italic>.</p>" /> ×ばつ10<sup>7</sup>, the secondary library had a capacity of ×ばつ10<sup>7</sup>, 25 positive clones were successfully screened and 12 protein-encoding genes were annotated. Among these genes, the coding sequence (CDS) of the key candidate protein named <italic>muc5acl</italic> (Mucin-5AC-like) was cloned, and its full length was determined to be 474 bp. Semi-quantitative and fluorescence quantitative expression analysis demonstrated that <italic>muc5acl</italic> exhibits specific expression in the androgenic glands, testes, and spermaducts of <italic>C.</italic> <italic>quadricarinatus</italic>, with significantly higher levels of expression in the spermaducts of intersex individuals were significantly higher compared to males, and the expression levels in males androgenic gland were significantly higher than that of intersex individuals. This finding suggests that the <italic>muc5acl</italic> gene is involved in gonadal development in <italic>C.</italic> <italic>quadricarinatus</italic> and may be related to the secretion of male hormones and sperm transport processes. The results of this study provide important information for further elucidating the molecular mechanisms by which IAG regulates the formation of intersex individuals in <italic>C.</italic> <italic>quadricarinatus</italic>.</p>" /> ×ばつ10<sup>7</sup>, the secondary library had a capacity of ×ばつ10<sup>7</sup>, 25 positive clones were successfully screened and 12 protein-encoding genes were annotated. Among these genes, the coding sequence (CDS) of the key candidate protein named <italic>muc5acl</italic> (Mucin-5AC-like) was cloned, and its full length was determined to be 474 bp. Semi-quantitative and fluorescence quantitative expression analysis demonstrated that <italic>muc5acl</italic> exhibits specific expression in the androgenic glands, testes, and spermaducts of <italic>C.</italic> <italic>quadricarinatus</italic>, with significantly higher levels of expression in the spermaducts of intersex individuals were significantly higher compared to males, and the expression levels in males androgenic gland were significantly higher than that of intersex individuals. This finding suggests that the <italic>muc5acl</italic> gene is involved in gonadal development in <italic>C.</italic> <italic>quadricarinatus</italic> and may be related to the secretion of male hormones and sperm transport processes. The results of this study provide important information for further elucidating the molecular mechanisms by which IAG regulates the formation of intersex individuals in <italic>C.</italic> <italic>quadricarinatus</italic>.</p>" />
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